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EatMyRide: Cycling & Nutrition

EatMyRide: Cycling & Nutrition

Food Planning For Cycling

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37 reviews
💪 Health & Fitness
🍔 Food & Drink
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  • Released
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  • April 30, 2020
  • July 14, 2026

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Plan personalized nutrition and hydration for cycling, running, and triathlon workouts. Track carbohydrate burn and intake, sync with popular fitness platforms, and receive real-time guidance during exercise. Optimize recovery and performance with tailored meal advice.

✓Personalized fueling plans
✓Carbohydrate burn/intake tracking
✓Real-time Garmin notifications
✓Activity sync (Strava, Garmin, etc.)
✓Recovery meal advice
✓Fluid requirement calculation
✓Gut training progress tracking
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What's New in EatMyRide

2.18.9

July 14, 2026

- Smaller UX improvements

Subscription plans

3 months premium (former)

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User reviews

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Wanted to like it, too difficult to add beverages

I really wanted to like this app. The nutrition app space for cycling is a bit limited. I only tried using the app for two days because it doesn’t seem possible to add premade liquid beverages (coconut water); for some reason the app assumes that any product you add is a power added to water. How are the coke drinking cyclist using this app?
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Rider1UpRider1Up

Response from developer

Hi Rider1Up. When adding a product that is meant for meals (not for intake during workout) you can select 'Other items' and there you don't have the powder issue. But we understand the confusion and will add a 'Drink' option next to 'Sports drink'. Also we'll add Coconut Water to our own database. Are you willing to give it another try? Feel free to ask anything at info@eatmyride.com

Wanted to like it, too difficult to add beverages

I really wanted to like this app. The nutrition app space for cycling is a bit limited. I only tried wising the app for two days because it doesn’t seem possible to a premade liquid beverage (coconut water); for some reason the app assumes that any product you add is a power added to water. How are the coke drink cyclist using this app?
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Rider1UpRider1Up

Response from developer

Hi Rider1Up. When adding a product that is meant for meals (not for intake during workout) you can select 'Other items' and there you don't have the powder issue. But we understand the confusion and will add a 'Drink' option next to 'Sports drink'. Also we'll add Coconut Water to our own database. Are you willing to give it another try? Feel free to ask anything at info@eatmyride.com

No support!

Don’t waste your time. Great concept. Terrible implementation.
Z5SLZ5SL

Disappointing

Sadly I spent money. The TrainingPeaks sync doesn’t work as expected, workouts are never on the desired date. The German translation is very poor but you can’t change language in the app. I dropped them several messages without a single response. For a paid app!
follfostenfollfosten

Good concept but recommendations are off

The concept is interesting but it does not take into consideration at all the profile of the race. I ended up starting Mont Ventoux climb with the App telling me “finish eating” a bummer. How come anyone can climb for 90min without anything. Same for my next race. It advices me to climb for 1h30 with two gels of 25gr each. Very disappointed.
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FAQ

What does EatMyRide do?

EatMyRide helps endurance athletes create personalized nutrition and hydration plans for their cycling, running, and triathlon workouts. It allows you to track your carbohydrate burn and intake, sync with popular fitness platforms, and receive real-time guidance during exercise to optimize performance and recovery.

How does EatMyRide help with workouts?

The app generates tailored nutrition and drink plans based on your synced workouts from platforms like TrainingPeaks, Strava, Komoot, or RideWithGPS. It provides advice on what to eat before and after exercise, and can sync to your Garmin device for real-time notifications and insights into your carb burn and intake during the activity.

Is EatMyRide free to use?

The application is free to download and use, offering core features for nutrition planning and tracking. However, it does include in-app purchases, suggesting that some advanced features or premium content may require payment.

What devices and apps does EatMyRide integrate with?

EatMyRide integrates with a variety of popular platforms and devices. This includes TrainingPeaks for planned workouts, and Garmin, Wahoo, and Strava for syncing cycling, running, swimming, and triathlon activities. It also connects with Komoot and RideWithGPS for syncing cycling routes.

How can EatMyRide improve my performance?

By providing personalized fueling plans and detailed insights into your carbohydrate burn and intake, the app helps you understand your body's needs during exercise. It also supports gut training, which is crucial for fanatic athletes to improve their ability to utilize high carbohydrate intake, ultimately enhancing performance during races or events.