Core: Fitness & Nutrition

What Core covers and who it suits

Core: Fitness & Nutrition combines workout videos with a food log. It comes from Chloe Ting, whose fitness YouTube channel the listing says has over 3 billion views. The app is aimed at people training at home or at a gym who want to handle both exercise and eating in one place, whether the goal is weight loss or strength.

Following home and gym workouts by video and program

The workout library holds more than 500 videos, grouped into over 50 structured programs for weight loss and strength training. You can follow the programs on a set schedule or build custom schedules of your own. The listing says new programs arrive every month.

A personal dashboard keeps workout statistics, so progress across sessions is visible in one screen.

Logging meals by photo, barcode or food search

You can photograph a meal and let AI handle the entry, scan a product barcode, or search a food database of more than 2 million items. Whichever method you use, the entries feed the same calorie count. That count is set against the calories you burn, which the listing says the app also tracks.

Recipes and saved meals for repeat logging

The app includes healthy recipes, each with nutritional information attached. You can save your own recipes too, so a home-cooked meal can be logged again without rebuilding it from scratch.

Heart rate and calorie data from a Wear OS watch

Paired with a Wear OS device, Core records heart rate, heart rate zone, calories burned and related measures during a workout. This wearable data depends on the paired device; the phone app alone does not capture it.