Receipt-first onboarding
Users get value before building a giant profile. A receipt becomes their first week of data.
The nutrition app should start with the food people actually bought. FitMunch scans the weekly shop, turns it into macro insight, builds a supermarket-real plan, and gives PTs the client accountability layer missing from generic trackers.
Every screen points to the next action: scan, understand, plan, shop, log, and coach.
Photo upload reads supermarket items and excludes non-food noise.
Protein, calories, carbs, fat, basket quality, and pantry gaps.
AI if available, deterministic Australian fallback if not.
Grouped ingredients with budget estimates for the next basket.
Client visibility, invites, compliance, and plan assignment.
No fantasy meal PDFs. FitMunch works from Woolies, Coles, Aldi and IGA habits, then helps people tighten the next week.
Users get value before building a giant profile. A receipt becomes their first week of data.
The plan responds to actual pantry inputs, budget, protein target, and realistic prep time.
Weekly basket, plan, shopping list and log history create a reason to come back.
Nutrition compliance, plan assignment, and client visibility without replacing the trainer relationship.
See active clients, last log, compliance status, and who needs follow-up.
Invite links connect clients to a trainer account and keep access scoped correctly.
Trainers can guide action while FitMunch handles the structured logging surface.
This site exposes the real production readiness checks instead of hiding the machinery.
Consumers start free. PT plans become the paid wedge once onboarding and checkout proof are green.