White Label Nutrition App - Diet Coaching Platform You Own

Yes. We put your name, logo, icons and colors on the coach portal, the Android and iOS apps and the member web app, then deploy them. You receive the entire source code unencrypted, so your developers or ours can change screens, plans, foods, lessons and payment settings as you grow. Work outside the base build is quoted in writing, with a scope, before it starts.

Selling and running nutrition and coaching software is lawful in most places, though your right to operate a service depends on your location. MXHealthy supports behavior change: it logs food, sets targets, delivers lessons and carries coach messages, and it frames its guidance as not medical advice. It does not diagnose or treat anything. Rules on health claims, coaching credentials, product sales and consumer data differ from one country or state to the next, so check them with local counsel. Laws such as India's DPDP Act also touch your privacy policy, consent flow and hosting choices, and export and deletion workflows help with those requests.

A white label nutrition app bundles everything you need to run your own branded nutrition and coaching business: members take a 12-question assessment, log meals, follow lessons, message an AI or human coach and shop in your store, while the operator manages prices, coaches, content and reports from one console. It is delivered as a Flutter member app for Android and iOS, a member web app, a coach portal, an operator console and a versioned API.

Yes, one product sits behind them all. The branded clone pages on Miracuves show it dressed as a familiar coaching app, and this page covers the platform beneath. The code and the one-time price are shared, and every build is white-label, carrying the client's own name.

With a white label nutrition app you start from a tested base that arrives with its full source code, whereas a custom build is scoped and made to order around your brief. The ready-made package is ready once our 6 working days are done, at a fixed price, with the member app, coach portal and console already working. An agency build is scoped project by project, often takes months, so coach tools, payments and reporting are built to order, at extra cost. Agencies usually hand over source code too, so compare the terms in writing.

Members start with a 12-question assessment that turns into a daily budget of calories, macros, water and steps. They then log meals by searching the food catalog, photographing the plate, scanning a barcode or nutrition label, or speaking or typing what they ate, and a green, yellow or orange band appears on each food before it is saved.

Yes. The AI coach bases each reply on what the member logged that day. Coaching-tier members also get a human coach, who reviews their diary, targets and messages and then replies in that same conversation. Coaches can also set appointments that carry a join link, and the console lets you set daily AI limits per member.

Yes. The store runs inside the app and on the web with one shared basket, checkout with an address, shipping by country and percentage coupons, and every order passes through a five-stage tracker. Card payment runs through the gateway you connect, and which products you sell, and the claims you make about them, are your responsibility.

In the member's own account. Each diary entry keeps the nutrients and color band it had when logged, and members can export their data or request deletion.

Your admin team gives a user the coach role and assigns members to that coach from the members screen. Each coach then sees only the assigned caseload, never other members.

Yes. The coach desk lists the caseload and an at-risk queue, member detail shows each diary, and every appointment holds its status, its time and a join link.

Each coach has a rate card with four options: retainer, per member, per session or commission. Settlements are drawn up monthly with line items, and each one passes through draft, then approved, then paid, with a reference recorded. Stripe Connect payouts are available, or you can pay by bank transfer and record it.

They search the catalog by name, brand or category, see the color band before committing, scan a barcode on mobile, or add a custom food with full macros.

Yes. The Foods screen lets your team edit or delete entries and tell curated foods from member-contributed ones, which your team moderates. Recipes, courses, lessons and quizzes have their own content screens too.

Yes. The food catalog includes Indian foods, Hindi sits alongside English, and rupee checkout runs next to Stripe.

A weekly grid auto-fills one day or the whole week with recipes, scales servings and builds an editable shopping list for the week.

Yes. Move offers a workout library with minute and calorie logging, and the habit checklist, sleep and stress entries sit beside it.

The curriculum has 10 courses and 30 lessons, each with a duration, a summary, a long-form body and one quiz question with an explanation. Completed lessons feed streaks and course progress, and your team can edit courses, lessons and quizzes in the console.

The console covers members, coaches, plans and prices, trials, coupons, the store and orders, content, foods, community moderation, finance and AI routing. It has 14 areas, and every change to a price, plan, payout or feature is written to an audit trail.

Yes. Each coach can have a rate card, and commission rates can differ by product and by coach on attributed store sales, so one blended rate is never forced on you.

Finance by month shows net revenue, gross, refunds, payouts and recurring revenue by plan, and once a month is closed that period is frozen. Coach settlements and AI usage have their own views.

Stripe handles subscriptions, the billing portal and signed webhooks, and rupee checkout runs through an Indian payment gateway alongside it. You bring accounts of your own that are already onboarded, and card details stay with the gateway, never on the platform.

Typically when the first member finishes a trial and pays for a plan, since the subscription tiers need nothing extra to sell. Store sales follow once products are added, and coach commission follows once coach-linked orders arrive. Annual plans, coupons and the coaching tier tend to lift income later, as the member base grows. Revenue tied to employer or insurer contracts is for you to negotiate; no billing module for it is built in.

Mostly habit and relationships, not features. Members with a long diary and a running streak rarely leave on a whim, coaches with a caseload and monthly settlements have reason to stay, and your own foods, recipes and lessons become a library a rival must rebuild. From launch day the diary, caseload and order history build up in your database. Your brand on the store apps is the second protection, since a name people trust is hard to reproduce.

Miracuves needs 6 working days of build work to take the ready-made package live. Those days include applying your brand, setting the app up on your hosting and preparing the Android and iOS apps for your own developer accounts. App store approvals and payment provider onboarding keep their own schedules and fall outside the count. Custom changes are scoped separately.

Yes. The full source for the Next.js web platform and the Flutter apps arrives unencrypted, together with the 60-table schema, deployment configuration and architecture notes. There are no per-seat fees and no runtime licenses.

Before launch you bring hosting with a PostgreSQL database, a domain, your branding, your company details and verified Apple and Google developer accounts. You also connect a Stripe account with price ids and a webhook secret, a rupee payment gateway, your AI provider key, an email provider and push credentials, plus Google and Apple sign-in credentials if you want them. Your privacy policy and terms are yours to prepare, and your team reviews any health screening escalations it receives.

Three overlapping support windows open on launch day: guidance for 60 days, priority bug fixes for 6 months and product updates for 12 months. A first reply comes in under 2 hours on Mondays through Saturdays, 10:00-19:00 IST.

A white label nutrition app from Miracuves costs a fixed $3,399, with no per-seat fee, and it goes live in 6 working days. The price includes a 60-day guidance window, a 6-month priority bug-fix window and a 12-month product update window, and the three roles and the admin console arrive working. Hosting, developer accounts, your payment gateways and your AI provider key are yours to arrange, and add-on modules are quoted separately. Since 2010 Miracuves has built software, delivering 9,000+ projects for 6,000+ clients, and it now offers 90+ ready-made solutions.

Revenue comes from your member base. Free, premium and coaching tiers bill monthly or annually with trial days you set, the store sells your own products with coupons and shipping rates, and coach pay stays a cost line that follows usage. Everything is a console setting, so you can change a price or a trial without a release. Miracuves itself takes no cut of your subscriptions or sales, and payments flow through the gateways you connect.

Open the demo logins for the member app, coach portal and admin console first. Then share your logo, colors and starting plans, along with your hosting, developer accounts and payment gateways. Miracuves rebrands the apps, web app and console, puts them on your server and builds the store listings under your accounts. The build itself takes 6 working days; review by Apple and Google and approval from your payment providers follow their own calendars.

Members run a calorie, macro, water and step budget, log food six ways, follow 30 lessons, plan meals, track weight and habits, message an AI or human coach, join challenges and shop in the store. Coaches work from a desk with a caseload and earnings view. The operator controls plans, prices, coupons, content, AI routing and finance from one console.

You choose the AI provider. The console routes three tasks, coach chat, photo analysis and plan generation, each with its own provider, model, prompt, temperature and token limit, and daily call and token caps keep spend predictable for every member. You connect your own provider key before launch.

Yes. A dietitian, nutritionist or personal trainer gets a coach desk with a caseload, each client's diary, targets and messages, and an at-risk queue, while clients log food and follow auto-filled meal plans in your branded app. The platform records who coaches whom and what each coach is paid, and credentials stay with the coach and the rules of your market.

Yes, with one deployment per client. Every brand sits on its own server instance with its own database, so members, diaries and orders never mix between clients, and every instance carries that client's logo, colors and app icons. Store listings go live from each client's own developer accounts, and every deployment is quoted on its own terms.

Yes, without booking a call. Published demo logins let your team sign in as a member, a coach and the operator, and the Android build can be installed straight onto a phone, so every screen is tested before you pay. Once your platform is live, you set the trial days for each tier, giving your own members a free first week or longer before they pay.