Lift heavy. Eat what you love. Lose the weight.
FitNneka is a body recomposition app for the African and Caribbean diaspora. Track jollof, oxtail, fufu, curry goat, and the food you actually grew up eating — while building real strength.
Join 700+ on the waitlist
Every other app makes you choose between your body and your plate.
Your food isn't in the database
Search “jollof” in a mainstream tracker and you get nothing, or a guess that's wildly off. Logging fufu shouldn't feel like translation work.
Lose the weight, lose the strength
Crash diets melt muscle along with fat. You end up smaller, weaker, and right back where you started a few months later.
Generic apps, generic results
Plans built for someone else's body and someone else's kitchen don't stick. You quit, blame yourself, and try the next one.
Built for how you actually eat and train.
Cultural food database
1,300+ dishes from West African, Caribbean, Black American Southern, and South Asian cuisines, verified by registered dietitians from those communities.
Food swap engine
Don't want chicken tonight? FitNneka suggests three alternatives that hit the same macros — from your cuisines.
Recomp tracking
Strength, measurements, and weight all in one view. Win even when the scale is quiet.
Who it's for
If you're a Nigerian in the diaspora, lifting 3x a week and still wanting your mom's stew…
If you're a Jamaican and lost 30 lbs once and gained it back because the food felt off-limits…
If you've quit MyFitnessPal three times because logging fufu felt like translating…
FitNneka was built for you.
About the founder
“I lost 50 pounds once. I gained it all back. I'm building FitNneka because every app I tried treated my food like an afterthought — and treated me like a beginner who needs to be coached out of who I am. I'm building the app I needed: one that takes both my lifting and my plate seriously.”
Questions
Be part of the first thousand.
Founding members get lifetime access at half off forever — $199.
Get in touch
Questions, press, partnerships, or investment — send a note and it reaches us directly.