Diet management
Diet plans your members actually read
Day-wise diet templates with any number of meals, assigned by the owner or trainer, showing each member their next meal.
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Diet plan · Day 3
- Breakfast7:00 am
3 egg whites, 2 rotis, curd
- Mid-morning11:00 am
Banana, handful of almonds
- Lunch2:00 pm
Dal, rice, sabzi, salad
A diet chart is usually a PDF that gets opened twice. It covers a week, lists four meals a day, and by Wednesday nobody is looking at it.
CoachFit keeps diet plans beside the workout plan, in the app the member already has open at the gym — and shows them the meal that is coming rather than the whole chart.
As many meals as the plan needs
Three meals, five, or six with a pre-workout in between. Each meal has a time and its items, and the day is built the way the coach wants it.
Templates you reuse
Build "Fat loss — vegetarian" once and assign it to everybody it suits. Adjust one member's copy without touching anybody else's.
Next meal, not the whole chart
The member sees the meal that is next; once its time passes, the following one takes its place. Less to read, more likely to be followed.
Owner and trainer, same plans
Trainers build and assign diets for the members they train. The owner sees every plan and can change any of them.
What a diet plan is here
Deliberately not a calorie tracker. There are no macros to enter and nothing for the member to log — Indian gym diets are given as meals, not as numbers, and a plan that demands daily data entry is a plan that gets abandoned in week one.
What it is: the days, the meals, the times, and what to eat at each — written by the coach and read on a phone.
Assigned with the workout
A member is usually given both at once. Assign a workout template and a diet template while adding them, or later from their record — the member sees both in the same screen of their app, day by day.
Diet management: common questions
Can I add Indian foods?
Yes. The library covers common Indian meals, and anything missing you add once as your own — it is then available in every plan you build afterwards.
Do you count calories or macros?
No, by design. Plans are meals and timings, not numbers to enter. It keeps the plan readable and keeps members using it.
Can trainers assign diets?
Yes, to any member they train. A trainer's plan replaces whatever the member was on; only the owner can remove a plan entirely.
What else CoachFit does
Workout planning
Day-wise workout templates from a searchable exercise library — assigned when you add a member, and visible in their app.
See Workout planningTrainer management
Session packages, a diary each trainer can see, and a payout figure you do not have to work out by hand.
See Trainer managementMember app
Live gym traffic, attendance streaks, plan and dues, workout and diet, and PT packages members buy and book themselves.
See Member appTry diet management on your own gym
5 days with every feature switched on, no card required. Then ₹299 a month for the whole thing.