Logged by Tucker

The audience question was always the same: what did you eat on the day you hit 3,000 calories? The answer existed - in a video, somewhere, months back, with the macros said out loud and never written down.

He wanted a companion site: a place viewers could be sent to, where every logged day is findable in seconds. The hard requirement was that it could not become a second job - no spreadsheet to maintain, no copy-pasting after every upload.

1. 01

   A pipeline that reads the videos

   Macros are parsed straight out of his uploads, so a new video becomes a new logged day on its own. He keeps posting exactly the way he already did.

2. 02

   A log you can actually search

   Every day as a card - calories, protein, carbs, fat, weight. Sort by any of them, filter by cutting or bulking, or drag a slider to "under 2,000 calories".

3. 03

   A page per day

   Open a day and get the full breakdown: every meal with its timings and macros, steps, weight, the video embedded right there, and how it compares to his average.

4. 04

   The numbers, and the rest of the channel

   Running averages, lightest and heaviest days, weight trend. Plus his product reviews and long-form experiments, so the site holds the whole channel - not just the food.

The back catalogue stopped being a pile of videos and became something people can use. Comments asking "what were the macros on that one" have a link as an answer - and the site fills itself in as he keeps posting.