Walk Coach

Build a safe, walking-first weight plan from your own numbers — step targets, a weekly schedule, a food playbook, and a realistic forecast. No gym required.

✓ Everything runs in your browser — your health data is never uploaded
1Enter your numbers — or import your Apple Health export 2Walk the plan · short walks count 3Log weigh-ins 2–3× a week — the chart keeps you honest

1 · Your details

Current weight

— kg

Log a weigh-in

Same scale, same time of day — morning is best. 2–3 entries a week is plenty; your trend chart appears from the second entry.

Your first week

DayStepsWalkingType
Build gradually: raise your weekly average ~10% at a time. Short walks count — three 15-minute walks beat one skipped 45-minute walk. If you feel unwell, chest pain, faintness or unusual breathlessness — stop and see a doctor.

Food playbook

principles over calorie counting — adjust dishes to your own cuisine
WhenWhatWhy
BreakfastAnchor it with protein: eggs, curd/yogurt, paneer, sprouts, besan chilla — not just bread or biscuits with tea.Protein early means fewer cravings all day
LunchPlate method: ½ vegetables/salad, ¼ protein (dal, chana, curd, chicken, fish), ¼ roti/rice. One roti fewer than usual.An easy ~200 kcal cut with no hunger
Evening snackRoasted chana, a small handful of nuts, fruit, buttermilk — not packaged snacks at the desk.Bridges you to a lighter dinner
DinnerLighter than lunch: vegetables + protein, minimal rice/roti. Walk before dinner if you can.Late calories are the easiest to store
Late nightIf hungry: warm milk, curd or a few nuts — nothing from a packet. Then stop for the day.Late-night snacking silently undoes the week
All dayNo liquid calories — sugary tea refills, soft drinks, packaged juice. Water ~2–2.5 L, more on long-walk days.Drinks can hide 300+ kcal/day invisibly

Smart swaps by cuisine

typical per-portion calories — cooking oil is the biggest variable (1 tbsp ≈ 120 kcal)
Eat freely / more ofLimit — the silent calories

Forecast if you stay consistent