Nutrition coaching in the same app as the training
Set targets, share diet plans and follow what clients log, without a separate food app or a long message thread.
Nutrition follow-up without the back-and-forth
Food is often where coaching turns into admin. Plans go out as documents, clients log in another app or not at all, and photos of meals pile up in the chat. It is hard to see the whole picture and easy to run out of time for it.
TrainersBook puts nutrition next to the training, so you can follow both for each client in one place.
What you can do
- Set targets. Give each client calorie and macro targets.
- Share diet plans. Clients have the plan on their phone.
- Keep recipes close at hand. Recipes stay in the app alongside the plan.
- Follow the food diary. Clients log food from a built-in database against the targets you set.
Check-ins that fit into the week
Message one client, a group or many at once, and schedule recurring check-ins so nobody falls off your radar. Client chat stays in one inbox, next to their plan and history.
Common questions
Do clients need a separate food tracking app?
No. Clients log food in TrainersBook, in the same app as their workouts.
Does it replace a dietitian or medical advice?
No. TrainersBook is a tool for training and nutrition follow-up. It does not diagnose or treat anything, and it does not replace healthcare professionals.
Is it available now?
Not yet. TrainersBook is coming to iPhone and Android, and the waitlist hears first.