Comparison

Mavr vs Fuelin

Mavr and Fuelin both set daily nutrition targets from your training. Fuelin is an adaptive nutrition app: its Autopilot plan is $29 a month or $139 a year on the US App Store, its Copilot plan adds 1:1 messaging and bi-weekly live sessions with a Fuelin nutrition coach for $99 a month or $399 a year, and it does not offer a free trial. Mavr is an iPhone app with a free trial that turns your training calendar into daily carbs, protein, and hydration, times meals around each session, and builds race-day plans with carb loading and per-hour carb and sodium targets. Pick Fuelin if you want a human coach in the loop or use TriDot, Final Surge, or HumanGO. Pick Mavr if you want a detailed race-day plan, an AI coach, and a free trial without paying for human coaching.

The short version

Fuelin Autopilot ($29 a month or $139 a year) is app-only; Copilot ($99 a month or $399 a year) adds a Fuelin nutrition coach.
Fuelin syncs with Strava, TrainingPeaks, V.O2, Final Surge, HumanGO, TriDot, RunDot, and Garmin. Mavr syncs with Strava, Garmin, TrainingPeaks, Runna, Intervals.icu, and Apple Health.
Both apps change daily targets when training changes, and both log food with AI and barcode scanning.
Mavr adds race-day plans: carb loading, pre-race meal timing, and during-race carb and sodium targets for your distance and goal time.
Fuelin says it does not offer a free trial; Mavr starts with a free trial with full access.

Mavr vs Fuelin, feature by feature

FeatureMavrFuelin
Built for endurance athletes✅ Runners, cyclists, triathletes, Hyrox✅ Endurance plus many other sports
Training sync✅ Strava, Garmin, TrainingPeaks, Runna, Intervals.icu, Apple Health✅ Strava, TrainingPeaks, Garmin, TriDot, Final Surge, HumanGO, V.O2, RunDot
Daily targets from training✅ Automatic✅ Automatic
Race-day fueling plan✅ Carb loading, race breakfast, per-hour carbs and sodium✅ Adapts fueling for marathons, triathlons, Gran Fondos, and more
Food logging✅ Photo, voice, barcode, recipes✅ AI talk or type, barcode, MyFitnessPal and Lose It link
Human coach❌ AI coach (Kai) only✅ On the Copilot plan
Free trial✅ Yes, full access❌ No free trial
US priceMavr Pro after the trial; see the App Store$29/month or $139/year; Copilot $99/month or $399/year

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Mavr and Fuelin.

How much does Fuelin cost?

On the US App Store, Fuelin Autopilot is $29 a month or $139 a year. Fuelin Copilot, which adds a nutrition coach, is $99 a month or $399 a year. Fuelin says it does not offer a free trial. Prices can change, so check before you subscribe.

Does Fuelin have human coaches?

Only on the Copilot plan, which includes 1:1 messaging with a Fuelin nutrition coach and live coaching sessions every two weeks. The Autopilot plan is the app on its own.

Does Mavr have nutrition coaches like Fuelin?

No. Mavr has Kai, an AI nutrition coach you can ask about meals, sessions, and recovery at any time. If you want a human coach, Fuelin Copilot or a registered sports dietitian is the better choice.

Which app is better for race-day fueling?

Both help. Fuelin adapts your fueling for many race types, from 5Ks to IRONMAN and Gran Fondos. Mavr builds a dedicated race-day plan with carb loading, pre-race meal timing, and during-race carb and sodium targets for your distance and goal time.

Can Mavr import my Runna or TrainingPeaks schedule?

Yes. Mavr connects to Runna, TrainingPeaks, Strava, Garmin, Intervals.icu, and Apple Health. COROS, WHOOP, and Oura data come in through Apple Health.

Is Mavr cheaper than Fuelin?

Mavr starts with a free trial and then needs a Mavr Pro subscription, which costs less than Fuelin Copilot’s $99 a month. Check the App Store for the current price in your country.

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