Level Up Daily
Level Up Daily · Men’s Planner

The planner he’ll actually use. Simple on purpose.

What’s on, protein, training and bills, on one screen. No journal, no colour-coding, no hour of setting up. He answers four questions and it’s ready.

A$29one-off · no subscription

Buying it as a gift? Here’s how. Works on iPhone, Android, iPad and laptop.

The Men’s Planner Today page: what’s on, training, protein and bills due
The Men’s Planner Today page on a phone
One screentoday, training, protein, bills
Protein targetone tap for his usual foods
Billssee them before they come out
No subscriptionpay once, use it all year
Calendar

The week, without the group chat.

Footy training, the dentist, dinner with the in-laws. A month and week view, with bills on the dates they come out. Add something in two taps from Today.

Month & weekRepeatsBills on the calendar
Month calendar with events and bills
Month calendar on a phone
Food & protein

Hit the number. No spreadsheet.

Set a daily protein target (or work it out from body weight), save the foods he eats all the time, and log them in one tap. Plan meals for the week and turn them into a shopping list. Calories are off unless he wants them.

Protein ringOne-tap foodsMeal planShopping list
Food and protein page with a daily protein total
Food and protein on a phone
Training

Sessions planned around work.

Gym, runs, rides or team sport, planned before work, at lunch or after. Log sets, reps and weight, and see what he lifted last time while he’s logging.

Weekly planSets & repsLast timeRest days
Training week planned around work hours
Training plan on a phone
Money & bills

Payday to payday. Sorted.

Rent, phone, rego, the gym and every subscription, with what’s due in the next two weeks on Today. A simple budget that runs from one payday to the next, and a running total of what’s left.

Bills dueSubscriptionsPayday budgetMark paid
Money overview with what’s left until payday
Bills on a phone
Giving it as a present

Easy to give. Nothing to wrap.

Use his email at checkout

The planner belongs to the email used at checkout, so put his in. His sign-in email (and the Stripe receipt) goes straight to him.

He taps the button in the email

It opens the planner and asks four quick questions: what he trains, his work hours, a protein target and payday.

Done

His week is planned, with rest days, and bills show up before they’re due. Phone, tablet and laptop, one sign-in.