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DISCOVERCreate a nutrition coach app
Nutrition coach app: one program per client, recipes on video
Each client opens the app and finds their program, visible to them alone, the recipes filmed in your kitchen and the weekly check-in questionnaire.
Your online nutrition coaching, gathered in a native app you put together without code: a reserved space per client, a recipe video library, an intake form, targeted notifications.
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One program per client, visible to them alone
One user group per client, one section only they can open
For each new client, create a group in their name and a section reserved for that group: their sample meals for the week, their shopping list, the recipes you recommend, your notes after the last check-in. They sign in and see only their space, plus the sections shared by all your clients. When several people follow the same program, a single group brings them together.
Filmed recipes, in a video library
Breakfast, lunchbox, a twenty-minute dinner: one recipe per video
Film your recipes on your phone and upload them to a video section, sorted by meal or by season, open to all your clients or to a single program. The written recipe comes with each video, with quantities and steps. The bandwidth these videos use is never billed; storage space, on the other hand, depends on the plan you pick.
The intake, through a form
Questions about habits, none about medical records
Before the first conversation, the future client fills in a form whose fields you choose: meal times, likes and dislikes, time available to cook, their goal in a few words. Don't ask for medical history, medications or lab results: those belong with the doctor. Each answer reaches you by email, and all of them export to CSV.
From first contact to the program online
What you do for each new client.
The intake
The future client fills in the intake form, in the app or in its web version.The account
They sign up in the app; you add them to their group from the back office.The program
You publish their first week in their reserved section.The follow-up
Every Sunday, a push to their group announces the week ahead.
The weekly check-in, with no messaging to manage
A short form, an answer in their space
The client sums up the week in three questions: what worked, what got stuck, what they want to ask you. You answer by updating their section, and a push addressed to their group alone lets them know. Everything stays in one place, and your personal number stays private.
An app, PDFs over messaging, or a coaching platform?
Three ways to follow nutrition clients, and what each one leaves you.
| Your GoodBarber app | PDFs sent over messaging | Coaching platform | |
|---|---|---|---|
| An app in your name on the stores | iOS and Android | no | often the platform's app |
| One space per client | a group, a reserved section | one chat thread per client | depending on the platform |
| Recipes on video | video library in the app | scattered links | depending on the platform |
| Program changed along the way | edited in the back office, visible at once | a new PDF to resend | depending on the platform |
| What you pay | a GoodBarber plan and two options | nothing, but a lot of time | a subscription or a share of sales |
The weight management program
One section per stage, sample meals, filmed recipes; the app promises no figure and records no weigh-ins.
The coach of amateur athletes
One group per training block, marathon or trail, with race-week menus and recovery recipes.
The dietitian in private practice
When most of the work happens in consultation, with appointment booking, the dietitian app is a better fit.
The dietitian appPioneers of no-code
15 years of experience building native apps for businesses and content publishers. And the numbers to prove it.
25 000+
Daily downloads for apps built with GoodBarber*
30 000+
Clients have brought their app projects to life with GoodBarber
2011
The year GoodBarber was born: no-code, before anyone else
* Source: internal download tracking, App Store and Google Play, April 2026.
The price of a nutrition coaching app
Premium opens the native apps; a space per client also calls for the Authentication and User groups options, which Pro already bundles. Forms, videos and notifications are included.
| Premium · store apps and web version | $55 /month, billed yearly |
| User groups, as an option | $5 /month |
| Authentication, as an option | $12 /month |
| Pro · Authentication and Groups built in | $105 /month, billed yearly |
Apple and Google bill their developer accounts separately.
Extension Store
To follow your clients: Authentication and User groups (paid with Premium, built into Pro), then, at no cost, videos, forms, push, articles and bookmarks.
Nutrition coach app: your questions
Can my clients pay for their coaching in the app?
No, and that isn't its job: the app is the client space of your coaching, a service your clients pay you for as they do today. To sell content on its own, recipes or videos, to people you don't coach, you would need a subscription through in-app purchase, a different setup of the app that cannot be combined with groups.
Can I offer a weight management program?
Yes, as one program among others: sample meals, recipes, practical organization tips. Present it without promising a number or a deadline, and refer anyone whose situation calls for it to a doctor. The app records no weigh-ins: it publishes your program, and the follow-up happens with you.
What can I ask in the intake form?
Habits and preferences: meal times, foods liked or avoided, time to cook, goal. No medical history, medications or medical documents. Answers about eating can still touch on health: in Europe the GDPR treats health data as a special category, and US practitioners may fall under HIPAA, according to their activity. Collect only what the program needs, and refer any client who mentions a condition to a doctor or dietitian.
How many clients can I follow this way?
Individual follow-up takes one group and one section per client: easy for a few dozen people, heavier beyond that. For a program followed by many, a single group brings everyone together, and a client can belong to several groups.
Can my clients book their Monday call?
Yes, with the Appointment booking extension, an option with Premium and included in Pro: each slot takes one booking, and a confirmation email goes to you and to the client. The call then takes place by phone or with your usual video tool: the app doesn't include one.
Which plan for a nutrition coach app?
Premium to be on the stores, with the User groups option and the Authentication one; Pro contains both. The form and the videos cost nothing extra.
GoodBarber puts your nutrition coaching in an app under your name, with a reserved space for each client
A program per client, recipes on video, an intake form, a weekly check-in, push targeted by group.