For nutritional counselling
Finally see what happens between appointments.
Memory of the last two weeks is a poor data source. instafit shows you what was actually logged — meals, photos, habits, trajectory.
Meals with photos
What you actually gain
Meals with photos
A photo replaces typing. You see meals grouped by day, with quantity and calories where they are known.
The practice picks the method
Quick checklist for everyday use, a 24-hour diary on request for specific days, or a monthly questionnaire on eating behaviour.
Habits instead of impressions
The analysis shows on what share of logged days each habit was kept — and where the conversation should start.
Your own access
You work with your own login and see exactly the patients the practice assigns to you. No more, no less.















From the app
This is what nutrition tracking looks like
On the left, what your client logs in half a minute a day. On the right, what you read from it — on the same scale the practice view uses.
Nutrition
Quick check · Wednesday
- 5 portions of vegetables and fruit
- Wholegrain instead of white flour
- Protein with every main meal
- Water instead of sugary drinks
- Little heavily processed food
- Portions chosen consciously
Meal photos are optional and visible to the practice.
Nutrition over time
12 weeks
Currently 4.3 out of 5 (very good) — the weekly average of the recommendations ticked off.
Most often kept: 5 portions of vegetables and fruit
Least often kept: Water instead of sugary drinks
Illustrative figures — the interface itself is the real one.
How it works
- 1
The practice assigns patients to you
You get access to the people you support — with trajectory, meals and messages.
- 2
You see the everyday
Logged days, photos, habits and nutrition values, as far as the foods are on record.
- 3
You document in the same system
Your entries land in the practice journal — no second channel, no paper slips.
Interested in working together?
A short demo shows you what the nutrition data looks like.
Nutrition values are approximations and depend on the stored food database.