2,500+ foods, and yours on top.
Type three letters, the food shows up. Missing your grandmother's recipe or the bar your gym sells? Create it once and it stays in your library.
Free plan · 1 active client
- Basmati rice, cookedper 100 gP 2.7 · C 28 · F 0.3130kcal
- Chicken breast, cookedper 100 gP 31 · C 0 · F 3.6165kcal
- Olive oilper 100 gP 0 · C 0 · F 100884kcal
- Whole egg, cookedper 100 gP 13 · C 1.1 · F 11155kcal
- Lentils, cookedper 100 gP 9 · C 20 · F 0.4116kcal
- My homemade protein barper unitP 18 · C 21 · F 6Mine210kcal
The list narrows as you type.
Foods don't live in a drawer.
They appear while you build a meal or a recipe. No screen to open, no catalogue to browse.
Search as you type
Results arrive while you write, in your interface language, with nothing to submit and nothing to wait for.
Your foods, no limit
Name, unit, calories and macros: your food joins your library and only you can see it.
Built-in swaps
Rice, pasta or potatoes: you build the group, your client swaps on their own with the right amount.
Three letters, and there it is.
The catalogue holds over 2,500 foods, translated into five languages. Your own foods sit among them, spotted at a glance.
- Instant: results narrow as you type, no button to press.
- All or yours: one toggle to see only your creations.
- Five languages: French, English, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian.
- Clear macros: per 100 g, or per unit for a spoon, a serving or a capsule.
- Basmati rice, cookedper 100 gP 2.7 · C 28 · F 0.3130kcal
- Chicken breast, cookedper 100 gP 31 · C 0 · F 3.6165kcal
- Olive oilper 100 gP 0 · C 0 · F 100884kcal
- Whole egg, cookedper 100 gP 13 · C 1.1 · F 11155kcal
- Lentils, cookedper 100 gP 9 · C 20 · F 0.4116kcal
- My homemade protein barper unitP 18 · C 21 · F 6Mine210kcal
The list narrows as you type.
They don't like rice? Let them have pasta.
You group interchangeable foods with the right amount for each. Your client makes the swap themselves, in their app, without bothering you on a Sunday night.
- The right amount: 70 g of rice isn't 70 g of potato, and the group knows it.
- Set once: the group applies everywhere that food appears.
- Chosen by them: they see the options and take what's in their cupboard.
You can swap for
Same intake, adjusted amount. Your client picks on their own, without messaging you.
You build the group once. It applies across all your plans.
What the library does and doesn't.
Better said now, it'll save you looking.
In the plan and the recipe
Foods are searched as you build a meal or a recipe. There is no separate library screen.
Six values per food
Calories, protein, carbs, fat, fibre and sodium. No vitamins or minerals: this isn't a clinical dietitian's tool.
No barcode scanning
We don't read packaging. For a shop-bought product, you copy the label once and it's yours for good.
From the typed word to the plate.
It's short, and that's the point.
Search
Three letters is enough. The catalogue and your own foods answer together.
Or create
Food missing? Name, unit, calories, macros. One minute and it's yours.
Group
Gather the interchangeable ones with their amounts. Your client swaps alone.
It works better together.
What we're asked the most.
How many foods are in the catalogue?
Where do I find the library?
Can I create my own foods?
Can I scan a barcode?
Are macros per 100 g or per serving?
How do swaps work?
Are vitamins and minerals included?
Will my foreign clients see foods in their language?
Not sure Fit'Distance has the foods you need?
Paste this prompt into ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity. They'll compare the food databases of coaching software.
Search a food, create your own.
Create your coach account, open a meal plan and type three letters. You'll see straight away whether the search keeps up with you.
You can swap for
Same intake, adjusted amount. Your client picks on their own, without messaging you.
You build the group once. It applies across all your plans.


