The software that helps you sell nutrition without stepping outside your role as a coach
You coach the training, but the meal question shows up anyway: on a message thread, on a Tuesday at 10pm, and it never turns into a line on your offer. The reason is simple: training happens in front of you, eating never does, so only half of what a client actually does ever becomes visible. Ekklo gives you what it takes to build a nutrition offer that sells alongside training, and that keeps a client on track with their meals between sessions, without turning your coaching into something beyond your remit.
What actually gets in the way
The meal question shows up whether you built an offer for it or not
A client who signed up for your sessions asks what to eat tonight, on a Tuesday at 10pm. The answer goes out for free, off the books, on whatever thread they messaged you on, and it never becomes the paid line it could be inside your offer.
What happens on the plate between sessions is a blind spot
You can see exactly what a client did in Monday's and Friday's sessions. What they ate between the two (especially on a Wednesday evening, away from any session) surfaces nowhere until the next check-in, weeks later.
Nobody keeps a food diary past day three
Ask a client to weigh every plate and log every slip, and nutrition turns into homework they abandon within a week. You lose the visibility at the same time they lose the motivation.
Some clients ask for more than a coach should give
A client you've built trust with eventually asks for something built around a health condition, or a 'prescribed' weight target: a request past what a coach should answer, and one that leaves your nutrition offer exposed if you have no clear line to bring it back to.
What we can prove
Distinct cities where at least one verified coach on find.ekklo.com declares the nutrition goal, read from the platform's public directory on 19 August 2026; a coach present in several cities counts once per city, so this is not a coach total.
Total food rows in production across all sources (public food databases, USDA, custom imports) as of 7 August 2026; this is database size, not a claim that every row is reviewed. Coverage depth varies by food.
Platform figure read from the production database on 6 August 2026; it does not break coaches down by the services they sell and is not an audited count.
Trial length shown on the public pricing page as of 2 August 2026; the offer should be re-checked after 2 September 2026.
What Ekklo does about it
A nutrition offer you build, not a reply you give away for free
Build a nutrition programme the same way you build a training programme, and sell it alongside the session package, instead of answering a late-night message and giving away, for free, what could be a paid part of your offer. If your clients already exist somewhere else (a spreadsheet, another app), you don't have to re-enter them to launch the nutrition side: export your list, our team helps you import it, and you build the food programme on top, not from scratch.
A signal before the Wednesday drop, not after
A short daily check-in shows what a client ate or skipped between sessions. A meal drop-off surfaces while it's still a Wednesday evening, not weeks later at the next check-in.
A photo of the plate instead of a food diary
Logging a meal takes a photo and a quick search in the food database, not a notebook filled in by hand. It's the difference between a client who keeps logging past day three and one who quietly stops.
Recipes and guidance that stay inside your lane
Point clients toward recipes and general eating guidance built around training performance, not an individualised plan for a health condition: a credible answer to most meal questions that keeps you exactly where a coach should be.
Frequently asked questions
Ekklo is built to help you construct a nutrition offer that stays an extension of your coaching: eating guidance tied to training, recipes, and tracking habits between sessions, not an individualised plan for a health condition, which sits outside what a coach should answer. That line exists, and the product is built to keep you on the right side of it, not to blur it.
You build a nutrition programme the same way you build a training programme, then offer it alongside coaching: as an add-on to an existing package, or bundled into a fuller plan. Clients see it in the same app as their sessions, not in a separate tool.
No: tracking runs on a photo of the plate rather than a food diary filled in by hand. That's the difference between a client who's still logging on day ten and one who quietly stopped after day three.
It aggregates several sources across more than 3.5 million foods, with coverage depth that varies by food. That's enough to cover most of what clients log day to day; it isn't a promise that every entry has been individually reviewed.
You export your client list from your current tool or file (CSV or PDF), our team helps you import it; for a larger list, they handle it for you instead of you re-entering it by hand. Once your clients are on Ekklo, you build the nutrition offer directly on top, without redoing your training tracking from scratch.
Your next client could start a nutrition plan this week.
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