You track your watts.
Now track what fuels them.

WattsEaten logs the bananas, gels, and bottles you go through on a ride, crunches the numbers (net calories, carbs per hour, sodium), and posts a clean fuel summary straight into your Strava activity description. No spreadsheets, no guesswork - just tap what you ate and hit save.

🚧 Currently in beta testing

WattsEaten is being tested with a small group right now. Interested in trying it? Reach out at wattseaten@gmail.com and we'll let you know when a spot opens up.

Getting set up takes about a minute

WattsEaten works on top of your existing Strava account - there's no separate account to create, no password to remember. Here's the whole flow:

WattsEaten connect screen with the Connect with Strava button

1. Tap "Connect with Strava"

Open the app and you'll see one button. Tap it, and Strava's own login page opens - you log in directly with Strava, so WattsEaten never sees or stores your password.

Strava authorization page asking to approve WattsEaten's access

2. Approve access

Strava shows you exactly what WattsEaten is asking for: permission to view your activities and update their descriptions. Tap "Authorize" and you're bounced right back into the app.

WattsEaten activities list showing recent Strava rides

3. That's it - your rides appear

Your recent activities show up instantly, complete with little route thumbnails. Pick one, log what you ate, and you're off.

What it does

Food logging screen with categorized foods, gels and drinks and quantity steppers

Log fuel in seconds

Foods, gels, and drinks are organized into quick-tap categories with sensible serving sizes - 25mL of maple syrup, half a bagel, one bottle of your own custom mix (yes, you can tell it exactly how many tablespoons of sugar you dumped in). Star your go-tos and they float to the top. Mid-ride? Start a live fueling session and attach it to the activity once it syncs.

Strava activity description showing the WattsEaten fuel log summary

Posts a clean summary to Strava

One tap writes a tidy fuel report into your activity description - calories in vs. out, net carbs, carb intake rate per hour, sodium, and whether you hit your fueling goal. Your own description text stays untouched, always.

Stats screen with carb intake trends and fueling history charts

Learn your patterns

Every session is saved to your fueling history, with charts tracking your carb intake rate and totals over time - so you can actually see whether that "eat more on long rides" plan is happening. Synced to your account, so it's all there if you switch phones.

Questions?

Drop us a line at wattseaten@gmail.com