PulseUp for Nutritionists

PulseUp gives nutritionists a Nutritionist Workspace to build meal plans with calorie and macro targets, and track each patient's evolution across plans — inside the same app their patients already use.

What is the Nutritionist Workspace?

The Nutritionist Workspace is PulseUp's dedicated area for verified nutritionists. It's unlocked after submitting a professional registration (CRN in Brazil) and its issuing council for review, and it's separate from the patient experience — a nutritionist's patients keep using the same app they already have, and receive their meal plan directly in it.

Inside the workspace, a nutritionist builds a full meal plan meal by meal, from a real food database, with calorie and macro calculations handled automatically.

How it works

A nutritionist builds a plan with a step-by-step wizard: pick the patient, record weight, height, age and sex, optionally log skin-fold measurements across 7 sites, set macro targets with a live kcal preview, build each meal, then review and schedule the plan.

From the patient's weight, height, age and sex, the app estimates a calorie target automatically. Each meal — breakfast, morning snack, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner and evening snack — is built from a real food database with protein, carbs, fat, sugar and kcal calculated per food and serving size, and a nutritionist can offer more than one option for the same meal.

There's no separate template library: any plan already created can become the starting point for a new one via "Use as template" — its meals carry over, while the new patient's weight, height, measurements and schedule are always set fresh. Every plan created also records weight, body-fat percentage and lean-mass percentage, building an evolution chart on the patient's profile over time.

Who this is for

Verified nutritionists who want to build, calculate and reuse meal plans for their patients without a separate spreadsheet or app their patients would need to install.

Key features

Plan creation wizard

From patient selection to a scheduled plan, with automatic calculations at every step.

Automatic calorie target

Estimated from the patient's weight, height, age and sex.

Macro targets with live preview

Set protein, carb and fat targets and see the calculated kcal instantly.

Real food database

Pick the food and serving size — nutritional values come ready, and are editable.

Optional skin-fold measurements

Log measurements across 7 sites (triceps, subscapular, suprailiac, abdominal, chest, midaxillary and thigh) when it makes sense.

Plans as templates

Any past plan can seed a new one via "Use as template" — only the meals carry over.

Patient evolution chart

Weight, body-fat percentage and lean-mass percentage tracked across every plan.

How this fits into PulseUp

The Nutritionist Workspace runs on the same account system and food database that patients use inside the app, so a plan a nutritionist builds shows up directly for the patient — no extra app to install to receive or follow it.

Bring your meal plans to PulseUp

Build, calculate and reuse meal plans for your patients in one place.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be a verified nutritionist to use the Workspace?
Yes. You submit your professional registration (CRN) and its issuing council; verification is reviewed before plan creation is unlocked.
Does the app calculate the calorie target automatically?
Yes, based on the patient's weight, height, age and sex — and you can adjust macro targets in the next step, with a live kcal preview.
Is there a separate diet template library?
No. Any plan you've already created can become a template for a new patient via "Use as template" — only the meals are reused, everything else is defined fresh.
Can I track a patient's evolution across plans?
Yes. Weight, body-fat percentage and lean-mass percentage are recorded on every plan, forming an evolution history on the patient's profile.
Are skin-fold measurements required?
No, they're optional — 7-site skin-fold measurements can be logged when it's relevant to the plan.