Nomming gives your practice a concrete reason to ask for meal context: clients keep their own journal, choose what to share, and you arrive ready to discuss their real week.
A service clients can understand
Include an agreed journal period in your consultation or coaching review. Set the purpose and review dates as part of your own service.
Better prepared check-ins
A reviewed record of agreed days to discuss alongside the training information and assessments you already collect.
More personal value for clients
A practical way to bring meal examples from a busy training week into the next appointment.
The client path
A simple flow you can explain.
1
Client starts their journal
Athletes capture ordinary meals.
2
You prepare before the session
Review a representative period.
3
The conversation gets more useful
Discuss the week in context.
Your service. Their everyday life.
See the week around the training.
Early sessions, late finishes and travel change the food routine. Give those moments a place in your next conversation.
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Sports nutrition
See the meals around the training schedule.
An adult athlete has a week of travel and late sessions. A qualified sports nutrition practitioner reviews the meal examples alongside separately collected training information and appropriate assessment methods.
For your clientBring travel meals into the consultation.
For your offeringReview meals alongside your separate training assessment.
Say it to your client.
Record the meals you can reasonably capture this week. We’ll discuss them alongside your training schedule and the information we collect in your consultation.
Early starts. Busy days.✳
Running and cycling coaching
Discuss the routine behind early starts.
A cyclist’s work trip changes their daily meals. Use the journal to discuss practical routines; individual race fuelling belongs with an appropriately qualified sports nutrition professional.
For your clientDiscuss a routine that reflects their week.
For your offeringAsk more useful questions before referring specialist needs.
Say it to your client.
Early starts and travel can change your day. If meal journaling fits your goals, bring those examples into our next check-in.
Make it part of your offer
Package the review, not just the app.
Include an agreed journal period in your consultation or coaching review. Set the purpose and review dates as part of your own service.
Business covers client seats and meal-analysis allowances. Your professional service, pricing and records stay in your own practice.
Before you begin
A little more clarity.
Does the journal connect to training wearables?
No wearable or training-load integration is included. Training information remains in your existing systems.
What do I need to know for this audience?
Nomming does not measure training load, energy expenditure, hydration, recovery or performance. It does not produce race-fuelling plans or identify clinical conditions. Use specialist assessment and qualified nutrition advice where needed.
What do clients share?
Clients accept your invitation and agree on sharing dates. You review only permitted meals and day summaries. They can end the connection without deleting their own journal.
Where are prices and allowances?
Current purchase information appears in the app before checkout. Eligible Personal accounts can try Nomming with 100 free successful AI analyses over their lifetime. Covered paid access provides 200 per billing month. You price and bill your own professional service through your existing tools.
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