If you coach clients on training, you already know the question that follows “what’s my workout today?” It’s “what should I eat?” TrueCoach was built to answer the first question well. It was never built to answer the second — and that gap is the reason so many trainers end up paying for TrueCoach and a separate nutrition app, then stitching client data between the two by hand.

ExoTrack was built as the control center for delivering training and nutrition together. Deliver plans in minutes and see adherence in real time, in one dashboard, for one client record, backed by a mobile app clients already have open — instead of two logins, two histories, and two subscriptions to manage.

TrueCoach even says so itself

You don’t have to take our word for the gap. TrueCoach’s own blog makes the case for both halves of it. “A Guide to Adding Nutrition Services for Personal Trainers” tells trainers that nutrition coaching is where the client results — and the revenue — are. “Managing Multiple Offer Types in One Platform: Why Coaches Choose TrueCoach” tells them coaches want training, check-ins, and nutrition tracked in a single dashboard instead of split across tools. TrueCoach agrees with the diagnosis on both counts. What it doesn’t offer is the same builder for nutrition that it offers for training: coaches can monitor nutrition and habit compliance alongside a workout, but they still can’t build and assign a nutrition plan the way they build and assign a program. That’s third-party validation of exactly the problem ExoTrack solves natively — acting on TrueCoach’s own advice today still means reconciling client data across a second platform to actually deliver the nutrition side.

With ExoTrack, there’s no “which tool handles nutrition” question to answer. Workout Plans and Nutrition Plans live in the same builder, draw from the same client Assessments, and show up side by side in the same adherence view. A trainer who wants to expand into nutrition coaching doesn’t migrate client history, learn a second interface, or ask clients to install a second app — the capability is already where they’re standing.

Pricing that grows with your business, not against it

TrueCoach’s pricing scales with client count. The Starter tier runs $26.34/mo billed annually (or $29.98/mo billed monthly) and caps out at 5 clients; Standard jumps to $57.99/mo annually for up to 20 clients; Pro reaches $136.99/mo annually for up to 50 clients. Grow your roster, and the bill climbs in steps right alongside it — before a separate nutrition subscription even enters the picture.

ExoTrack’s Professional plan is one flat subscription with unlimited client management included from day one. There’s no client-count tier to outgrow and no nutrition add-on to bolt on later. Your plan stays the same as your business grows; only your client list gets bigger.

One operational layer, not two

Beyond the plans themselves, ExoTrack covers the operational layer that a workout-focused tool leaves out. Onboarding Templates capture a new client’s health history, readiness, and goals through one reusable flow instead of a generic intake form. Schedule Management puts sessions, consults, and assessments on the same calendar as everything else, with live status instead of a separate booking tool. Assessments carry one shared history across training and nutrition, rather than two disconnected records living in two disconnected systems. And Client Management keeps every one of those pieces attached to a single, unified profile per client, so nothing has to be re-entered or reconciled between tools.

Because the Mobile App is included, not bolted on through a third-party integration, clients see workouts, meals, and adherence update automatically on their end the moment a coach makes a change — no exporting a PDF from one platform to paste into another, no manual syncing between two apps to keep the two halves of a client’s plan in sync.

The bottom line

TrueCoach can manage the training side of a coaching business well. It can monitor nutrition and habit compliance — through its own tracker and third-party syncs like MyFitnessPal — but it can’t build or assign a nutrition plan the way it builds and assigns a workout, and its own blog is evidence the demand for that gap is real. If you’re evaluating TrueCoach because you want to grow into nutrition coaching, or you’re already running TrueCoach alongside a separate nutrition app, ExoTrack gives you both — training and nutrition, one dashboard, one subscription, adherence you can actually see.