Meal planning for dietitians

    Hands writes your clients' meal plans

    Ask in plain words. Hands drafts a 5-day plan in seconds from a recipe catalog, with macros and a grocery list, and sends it to your client on your yes.

    From one ask to a plan your client can open

    The plan opens next to the chat, inside the client's visit, so you check it against your notes before it goes anywhere.

    Hands in the chat has drafted a 5-day Mediterranean plan at 1,800 kcal with no peanuts. The plan is open beside it: day tabs, 1,796 kcal for day 1 with protein, carbs and fat, and each meal with its photo, calories, macros and a Swap button.

    How it works in Duo

    1. Step 1

      Ask Hands, in the visit or anywhere.

      Type what the client needs, like "a 5-day Mediterranean plan, 1,800 kcal, no peanuts". Hands fills in the targets and shows them before it drafts anything.

      In a client's visit, the ask "Make Jordan a 5-day Mediterranean plan, 1,800 kcal, no peanuts" and the targets Hands filled from it: 1,800 calories, 5 days, 4 meals per day, Mediterranean, balanced, leave out peanuts, and a Draft plan button.

    2. Step 2

      Get the plan, day by day.

      Calories, days, meals, diet and the foods to leave out stay at the top. Every meal shows its photo, calories, protein, carbs and fat.

      A drafted 5-day Mediterranean meal plan: target chips, day tabs with each day's calories, a 1,796 kcal total with protein, carbs and fat, and four meals with photos, calories and macros.

    3. Step 3

      Swap, shop and send it.

      Swap any meal for another recipe, open the grocery list, then email your client a private link. Nothing goes out until you say yes.

      The plan's grocery list by aisle, two items checked off, and an email to the client with a private link to the plan, waiting on a Yes, send button.

    Why dietitians plan meals in Duo

    • Recipes with their macrosEvery meal comes from a recipe catalog, with a photo, ingredients, steps, calories, protein, carbs and fat.
    • Foods left out stay outName what the client can't eat, like peanuts or shellfish, and Hands drafts around it. You still review every plan.
    • A grocery list with every planThe week's shopping, grouped by aisle, that your client can check off on their phone.
    • A page your client can openA private link with every day and every recipe, plus Save PDF. You can turn the link off at any time.
    • Next to the chart and the claimThe plan sits in the client's visit, beside the chart and the claim, so the whole visit gets done in one app.

    Meal plans are one part of Duo

    The same Hands runs the rest of your practice, and asks before anything goes out.

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