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Siloh is the first platform that treats nutrition and training as one system. The same AI engine generates your meal plan and your workout program together — training day meals fuel performance, rest day meals support recovery, and when your training changes your nutrition changes with it.

Siloh launched July 30, 2026 — the iOS app is on the App Store, and access is opening in waves via the waitlist at getsiloh.com.

July 30, 2026. The iOS app is on the App Store; the Android release is in progress. We're letting people in waves rather than opening to everyone at once.

• Wave 0 — founding members from the Discord community, on launch day.
• Wave 1 — priority-waitlist users who referred 3+ signups (~5 days after Wave 0).
• Wave 2 onward — larger batches as retention data proves the product holds up.

Open access happens when week-3 retention is consistently above 70% — controlled scarcity gives us better data and a cleaner rollout.

Share your referral link. Every friend who joins with your link moves you closer to the front.

• 3 referrals — priority waitlist (Wave 1).

Your link is in the welcome email and on the thank-you screen after you sign up. The format is getsiloh.com/?ref=SILOH-XXXXXX.

Moving up matters twice: founding-membership offers reach the waitlist in sets of 50, each with a 7-day window — so the higher you sit, the sooner your offer arrives, while the price ladder is still low.

A one-time purchase that gives you lifetime access to Siloh — no subscription, ever. It's capped at 500 people.

Right now the first 50 spots are open to everyone at $50 — claim instantly on getsiloh.com, no waitlist position required. Once those are claimed, offers roll out to the waitlist in sets of 50, each with a 7-day window, and the price follows spots sold — $150 until 150 are claimed, $300 for the final 350. If your window passes, you can still claim a spot while any remain, at the then-current price. It also earns:

• Profile badge that shows you were here from the start
• Guaranteed first-wave access
• Direct line to the founders for product feedback

Once 500 founding members exist, the tier closes for good. Claim a spot on the landing page.

Check your spam and promotions folders for a message from hello@getsiloh.com — first-time senders sometimes land there. If it still hasn't arrived after 10 minutes:

• Make sure you typed the address correctly when signing up.
• Email hello@getsiloh.com from the address you signed up with — we'll find your row and resend.

Yes. Email legal@getsiloh.com from your old address with the new email you'd like on the record. Sending from the original address is how we verify the request is yours, so no further proof is needed.

Visit getsiloh.com/delete-data. The page opens your mail client with a deletion request pre-filled. Send the email from the address you signed up with and we'll process the deletion within 30 days, usually within 48 hours. Full breakdown of what gets deleted vs. what stays is on that page.

Joining the waitlist is free.

In-app billing is $19.99 per month or $149.99 per year. Founding members pay once for lifetime access — no subscription.

Those tools each handle one side:

• MyFitnessPal / MacroFactor / Cronometer log what you eat.
• Fitbod / Hevy / Strong program your workouts.
• Noom coaches weight loss.

None of them can tell you what to eat today based on whether today is a lifting day or a rest day — because their architecture doesn't capture both sides at once.

Siloh is built on the thesis that nutrition and training are one discipline. The meal plan and the workout program adapt to each other in real time. When your training changes, your nutrition changes with it. When you skip a workout, the day's nutrition adjusts. That integration is the product, not a feature.

Wearable integration is part of the launch roadmap. At launch we expect to support Apple Health on iOS and Google Fit on Android. Whoop, Garmin, and Oura are slated for the first post-launch wave, with priority based on what the community asks for in the Discord.

If a specific integration matters to you, drop it in the Discord — that's where we triage.

Yes. Siloh's training engine handles lifting, MMA, hybrid, running, cardio, and bodyweight — and a "minimal training" mode for users whose primary goal is nutrition. The integration thesis still applies: how you train (or don't) on a given day shapes the nutrition for that day.

What Siloh isn't built for: pure beginners with no exercise habit, or elite athletes who already have a registered dietitian and a coach. That middle band — the disciplined-but-overwhelmed person who already trains and tracks — is where Siloh fits.

For the waitlist, we store: your email, a normalized form of it (for deduplication), your referral code, who referred you (if anyone), the URL parameters from your visit (UTM tags), the user-agent string, and the timestamp. That's it.

No name, no phone, no IP storage, no cookies, no third-party trackers. Full breakdown on the Privacy Policy.

No. We don't sell your email or any other data, and we don't share it for cross-context behavioral advertising. The infrastructure providers we use (Supabase for the database, Cloudflare for hosting, Resend for transactional email) process your data only to operate the service.