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Start FreeMyFitnessPal is a consumer nutrition and tracking app. Coaches often need a business layer around nutrition: clients, accountability, check-ins, payments, workouts, and progress reporting.
MyFitnessPal can help clients log food, calories, macros, workouts, and progress, but it is not a complete CRM for coaches. FitFloww fills the business layer around client management, scheduling, payments, workouts, check-ins, and coaching communication.
FitFloww keeps client profiles, schedule context, workouts, payments, check-ins, and progress notes connected so a trainer is not rebuilding context from chats, spreadsheets, and separate apps.
The safest migration starts with client records, then scheduling, then payment workflows, then workout and check-in templates. That order gives trainers quick operational relief without forcing every client habit to change at once.
Use this checklist before migrating, comparing plans, or building a replacement workflow.
Coach business CRM
Consumer nutrition and fitness tracking
Business workflow around nutrition coaching
Food, calorie, macro, water, and fitness logging
Built for coach operations
Not positioned as a trainer business CRM
Coaches managing clients and packages
Clients tracking personal nutrition habits
Keep client records, goals, notes, and history in one searchable operating system.
Connect booking, payments, workouts, check-ins, and progress to the same client record.
Move from legacy tools in stages, starting with active clients and the workflows causing the most admin.
It can be enough for food logging, but not for running a coaching business. Most coaches also need CRM, check-ins, payments, scheduling, workouts, and progress reporting.
Replace scattered tools with FitFloww client management, scheduling, payments, workouts, progress tracking, and check-ins.