Nutrition help
shouldn't cost anything
Created by three high school students to expose banned supermarket additives and solve weekly meal planning inside real grocery budgets. 100% free, permanently.
The three of us.
We are students, not a company. There is no funding round, no ad network, and no data being sold. This exists because the nutrition tools that should already be free are not.
Researched EU food safety directives and authored the original wallet-sized flyer that sparked the project.
“People eat better when they actually understand what chemicals are hidden in their everyday food.”
Architected the web platform and algorithm to reverse-engineer meal plans inside strict grocery budgets.
“Fitness software shouldn’t be gated behind $20/month paywalls. Nutrition tools belong to everyone.”
Leads student partnerships and school distribution to put real, transparent food literacy into students’ hands.
“Our goal is simple: ensure no student or family has to guess whether their groceries are truly safe.”
Why we built this
Free nutrition planning built on one idea: people eat better when they actually understand their food.
Fuel For Good started as a wallet-sized flyer breaking down food additives that are banned across the EU but still sold on shelves here. People kept asking the same follow-up question: okay, so what do I actually eat instead? This site is that answer, turned into a tool.
Banned in EU & UK: Linked to thyroid toxicity & cellular damage
Organic Sprouted Wheat or Slow-Fermented Sourdough
Three Non-Negotiable Guarantees
Free, permanently.
No paywalls, no cards required, no trial expirations. Every single calculator and protocol on the site is 100% unlocked for everyone.
Built around your budget.
Most plans assume you will buy whatever they dictate. Ours works backwards from your weekly store budget ($35 to $65/wk) to maximize protein yield per dollar.
Plain-language ingredients.
Clear breakdowns of what is actually in your food, with instant clean whole-food swaps for chemicals banned across Europe that remain on US shelves.
Chemical additives flagged in accordance with European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) toxicological benchmarks and USDA FoodData Central nutrient composition data.
Start with a free plan
No trial period, no upsell at the end. Answer a few questions and get your personalized grocery plan.