dietup.it

What It Is

Dietup is a cloud-based SaaS platform for nutritionists, personal trainers, and health coaches. Its core goal is to centralize client profiles, diet plans, training plans, measurement data, and daily follow-up in one platform. It runs in the browser, and the official website clearly states that no installation is required. It can be accessed on computers, tablets, iPads, and phones, making it suitable for both in-person studios and remote client services.

Core Capabilities

Based on the collected information, Dietup covers client management, diet plan creation, training plan creation, online plan/card delivery, dashboard summaries, circumference and skinfold measurements, lean body mass and fat mass tracking, and more. Professionals can send diet or training programs with one click, while clients can view plans on mobile, record data such as weight, water intake, height, and BMI, and communicate with professionals via messages. The terms also mention appointment scheduling, confirmation, and cancellation, as well as a “secretary” role that can assist with managing access and clients.

Pricing and Deployment

The homepage repeatedly emphasizes a “free account,” “no credit card required,” and “no usage limits.” However, the terms also mention automatically renewing subscriptions, and a Basic, Standard, and Premium pricing table appears near the end of the captured content, with text that seems like SaaS template placeholder content and conflicts with the homepage messaging. Therefore, it can only be concluded for now that the barrier to free registration is very low, but the official commercial plans are not clear. Deployment is cloud-based via browser access, and no self-hosted version was found.

Pros and Cons

The advantages are its clear vertical-industry focus and the way it combines nutrition and training management into a single workflow. Cross-device access is convenient for both in-person consultations and remote services. Client progress tracking, body measurements, and real-time plan updates can help improve follow-up efficiency. The drawbacks are that the public information does not mention third-party integrations, APIs, or developer support. The permission system only shows roles such as professional, client, and secretary, with no clear details on granular permissions. Although security and compliance references include GDPR, confidentiality, and technical and organizational measures, there is a lack of detail on encryption, backups, audit logs, or compliance certifications.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Dietup is better suited to individual nutritionists, personal trainers, and small fitness or nutrition studios looking to quickly digitize their client service workflows. For larger organizations, teams requiring multi-system integration, or those with strict compliance audit requirements, the publicly available information is insufficient. There is no information on access from mainland China, so it is recommended to test it in practice before using it to serve domestic clients.