For parents of youth athletes

You manage the schedule. We'll help with the fuel.

Practice after school. Games on weekends. Tournaments that start at 8am. AthFuelPath turns your athlete's real schedule into simple guidance for what to eat, when to eat, and what to have ready.

The Today screen: the day's eating windows laid out around a 5:30 practice
One less thing

One less thing to figure out.

Club sport already comes with enough logistics. Food shouldn't become another daily planning exercise.

  • Before school

    What breakfast makes sense today?

  • After school

    What can they eat before practice?

  • After practice

    What if dinner isn't ready yet?

  • Tournament day

    What do we pack for six hours at the field?

AthFuelPath works around the schedule you already have.

Add the schedule once. Let AthFuelPath work around it.

  1. Add the schedule

    Practices, games, tournaments and other training.

  2. AthFuelPath works out the timing

    Fueling guidance adjusts around what's happening that day.

  3. Your athlete sees what to do

    Simple, age-appropriate guidance through their day.

The athlete's own view of the day, showing what to eat and when without a parent prompting them
Building better habits

They can start owning it.

You shouldn't have to remind your athlete what to eat before every practice. AthFuelPath gives them a plan they can follow themselves, while keeping you in the picture.

  1. They see today's plan.
  2. They understand why it matters.
  3. They build the habit.
From the plan to the table

Dinner shouldn't require another decision.

AthFuelPath recommends meals and snacks that fit their schedule, food preferences and what's happening that day.

  1. Recipes fit the moment

    Pre-practice, game-day, recovery and everyday meals.

  2. Their food limits are already there

    Allergies and food preferences saved on the profile are applied automatically. Always read the labels yourself.

  3. Your own food counts

    Add the meals your family already makes instead of changing everything.

  4. Turn it into a grocery list

    Take the week's plan from screen to shopping list — and check off what's already in the kitchen.

Filling one lunch window: a covered option, a box to describe your own dish, then the recipes to pick from
The grocery list it produced, grouped into produce, protein, carbs and grains, each item labelled with the recipe it came from
When the app isn't enough

Sometimes you need a person, not another app.

Most weeks the plan handles it. Sometimes it doesn't — a growth spurt, a rough tournament, a kid who won't eat before a 7 AM kickoff.

  • They know your athlete before you talkAge, position, level, training load, allergies. Those details go with the request, so you're not spending the first ten minutes explaining.
  • Three ways to bookThirty minutes for one question. An hour to go through the whole week. Or a three-session pack that runs with a season.
  • Some questions need a personSupplements, medical needs, anything about your child's body. Those go to a human instead of software. That's on purpose.

You book and pay for sessions separately from your subscription. Ask for one in the app and we'll email you the time and the cost before anything is charged.

The Fuel Coach screen: an AI coach for everyday questions, and beneath it a card reading Talk to a dietitian — get a 1:1 session with a registered dietitian
Designed for growing athletes

Fueling their sport. Not changing their body.

  • No calorie counting

    Daily plans, recipes and reports are about fueling, not hitting a calorie target. If your athlete asks the Fuel Coach about a meal, it may show a nutrition breakdown.

  • No weight or BMI tracking

    We don't collect it, show it, or score it.

  • Never a diet

    Food isn't sorted into good and bad, and athletes are never encouraged to eat less.

  • Age-appropriate guidance

    Built around what a growing athlete needs, not scaled-down adult advice.

Parents stay connected. AthFuelPath helps athletes build independence without cutting parents out.

Parents ask

A few things you may be wondering.

Soccer players aged 13 to 17. A parent or guardian creates the account and controls it.

You've got the schedule handled. Let us take the food.

Join the waitlist and we'll email you when it opens.

Built for athletes 13–17 and the parents helping them get there.