Why not a spreadsheet?

Most nutritionists start with a spreadsheet: columns for foods, grams and calories, formulas that break when you add a row, and a document rewritten by hand for each client. With ten or more clients, every change means recalculating the whole week.

FitMeni keeps everything in one place and does the maths. Change a quantity or swap a recipe, and the totals for the meal, the day and the whole plan update straight away.

Recipes with automatic nutrient totals

You build a recipe from foods in the catalog, in grams, pieces, spoons or millilitres. On the side you see energy, protein, carbs, fat, fibre and micronutrients for the whole recipe.

Building a recipe in FitMeni with a nutrient overview
Recipe nutrients update as you add ingredients.

Meal plan templates by day and meal

A meal plan is a template with a duration in days. Each day has breakfast, snacks, lunch and dinner, and each meal holds a recipe or individual foods. Build a good plan once and reuse it for many clients.

Day-by-day meal plan template in FitMeni
A plan template with daily totals.

A plan fitted to every client

  • Nutrition targets: FitMeni calculates calories and macros from the client’s measurements and activity level.
  • Comparison with the target: while you edit a client’s plan, you see how far it is from their targets.
  • Warnings: the client’s allergies and restricted foods are flagged while you build the plan.
  • Client document: a clear plan by day or by meal, to print or send as text.
Client-ready meal plan document in FitMeni
A meal plan ready for the client.

How to get started

  1. Sign up for free and create your organization.
  2. Add a client and their measurements (guide).
  3. Build a few recipes (guide) and a plan template from them (guide).
  4. Assign the plan to the client and send them the document (guide).