Nutrition

Nutrition coaching for the clients who need it

Nutrition coaching software for trainers. Build meal options that all hit the same targets, switch it on per client, and let clients log portions against 300,000+ reference foods.

A Straton nutrition plan with meal options built to the same targets

Why it matters

Coach nutrition in the same place as the training

Most platforms leave a macro target on one screen and a PDF on another, with no link between what was planned and what was eaten.

Optional

Off by default, on per client

Options

Several meals, one target

300,000+ foods

Or add your own to the library

Or habits

For clients numbers would hurt

The plan

Give every meal two or three options on the same targets

A plan with one breakfast is abandoned the first morning they do not want it.

A Straton nutrition plan with meal options built to the same targets
Two or three per meal
All landing on the same targets.
Any coaching style
Macro-led, calorie-led, or habit-led.
Per client
Off by default. On for the people it helps.

The library

Build plans from the food library clients log against

More than 300,000 reference items, raw and cooked, on both sides of the plan, plus any food you add yourself.

The Straton food library used to build a client's meal options

The client's side

Put nutrition on the same screen as the workout

Logging a portion is a search, not a data-entry exercise.

Why it sits here

Compare what they ate with what they trained

Did they eat what was planned and train what was assigned? In one record that is two glances instead of a Sunday evening.

What it costs

Nutrition costs you nothing extra

Plans, logs, insights, and the food library are core features on every plan, including the cheapest one. Most platforms sell nutrition as a tier of its own, or as a second product with its own bill.

FAQ

What coaches ask about nutrition

Keep reading

Run nutrition in the same place as everything else.

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