Send a link
In the same messenger you already use to talk. The client installs the app and opens the link — signing up takes a minute.
For coaches, nutritionists, bloggers and anyone who guides people on nutrition. You invite a client by link, they become your client, and then you just work: review the diary, hand out a plan, track their weight.
Only you pay. The app costs your client nothing.
In the same messenger you already use to talk. The client installs the app and opens the link — signing up takes a minute.
On the consent screen they choose what you can see: diary, plan, weight, photos.
They log what they eat, you review the whole week and hand out a plan. The shopping list builds itself.
Not “I ate fine”, but a feed of meals with photos and numbers. Everything below is read-only: you don't edit someone else's diary, or tracking loses its point.
How much the client ate each day against their target. A bar above the dashed line is over, below is under.
A coach who asks a client to buy an app on top looks like they're pushing a sale.
That's why the plan includes seats. While the link is active, the client uses the app for free. The conversation sounds different: “I work through the app, here's the link, it's free for you.” It's not a sale, it's how you work.
They bought their own subscription — the seat is freed, and the link stays. You still see the diary and hand out plans, and the seat goes to the next person.
15 seats in the plan · +10 seats for 4,990 ₸ · up to 45



Flip the switches — on the right is exactly what you'll see.
The client hasn't shared anything yet
When the link ends, the client keeps all their data: diary, weight history, plans. Nothing is deleted.
In a chat, the client sends a photo of their plate, and it's on you to count calories and dig up what they ate on Tuesday. Here it's already counted: calories and macros by day against the target, weight and measurements on a chart. The client's week fits on one screen, and nothing gets lost in the chat.
The easier it is to log, the longer they keep at it. Here a log takes seconds: snap the plate, and the dish is recognised with its calories and nutrients. If the client eats to your plan, the meals are already in their calendar, and the shopping list for them builds itself.
As much as the review needs. The week opens on one screen: where they're over, where they're under, how the weight is changing. You build the plan from the catalog right in the client's calendar, and the app works out portions and the shopping list.
No, as long as they hold a seat in your plan. All they need is to install the app and open your link. They get the food diary, your plan with its shopping list, weight and measurements, and the whole recipe catalog.
You keep working as before: you see their progress and hand out plans. The only change is where their app access comes from, and the seat in your plan frees up for someone new.
Recipes are counted from ingredients in the reference database, down to the gram and with a portion for each person. The target follows Mifflin–St Jeor: sex, weight, height, age and activity, and you can adjust it for the client. Photo recognition gives an estimate, so for precise tracking it's better to log dishes from the catalog.
9,990 ₸ a month, with 15 clients included. Need more — ten more seats for 4,990 ₸, up to forty-five. The first 14 days are free, and you can cancel any time in your App Store or Google Play settings.