Coaching software made in Europe.
Most coaching platforms are built in English first, for clients who read English, and priced in dollars. That works until your client opens the app and reads their diet in a language they half understand. Moveat is made by a small independent studio in Europe, for coaches whose clients do not all speak the same language.
A diet only works if the client can read it
Clients follow what they understand. A plan full of cups, ounces and translated food names is a small friction every single day, and small frictions are how people drift.
In Moveat, quantities are written the way people eat: two slices of bread, one tablespoon of oil, five dates. Grams stay there for whoever weighs their food.
Coach and client do not need to share a language. Foods and quantities are stored as data, not as words, so a coach working in English and a client reading French see the same plan, each in their own language. What you type yourself, meal names and notes, stays exactly as you wrote it.
Body photos, kept in the European Union
Check-in photos are photos of bodies. In Moveat they are hosted in Frankfurt, in the European Union, in a private space, and only shown through links that expire after a short time. They are never public and never indexed.
Your client sees their own space and nothing else. The notes you keep about them stay invisible to them.
A price in euros, and no sales call
Coaches in Europe are billed in euros, with no commitment. The first two clients are free, with no card and no time limit, and every feature is in the free tier.
There is no demo to book and no call to sit through. You create the account, you invite a client, and you judge it on a real check-in.
Keep what works. Change what gets lost in translation.
A large platform built in English is not a bad choice. It is simply not built around clients who read another language.
A large English-first platform still wins at
- Booking, payments and group programs in one place
- Watches, health apps and other connected devices
- An app on the stores under your own brand
- A roster of clients who all work in English anyway
Moveat does instead
- A client space in French or English, with quantities people actually eat
- Body photos stored in the EU, private, behind links that expire
- A price in euros, free for two clients
- Support by email, in French or English, from the people who build it
One client, start to finish
A coach who works in English, a client who reads French. Same plan, no translating in between.
Joining
Today
The client lands in an English interface and asks you what half the fields mean.
With Moveat
The client picks their language once. Every screen, every reminder email, follows it.
The check-in
Today
Labels they guess at, and a message to you to check they filled it in right.
With Moveat
Weight, measurements, how they feel and three photos, in their language, in five minutes from their phone.
The diet
Today
You translate the plan, or they translate it, and something gets lost each time.
With Moveat
You write it once. They read it in their language, with the same foods and the same amounts.
The bill
Today
A price in dollars, converted by your bank.
With Moveat
A price in euros, nothing to convert.
Questions coaches actually ask
Which languages does Moveat speak?
French and English, from end to end: the coach space, the client space, the emails and the help guide. Each person picks their own, and coach and client can use different ones.
Where is my clients' data stored?
In Frankfurt, in the European Union. Body photos sit in a private space and are only shown through links that expire after a short time.
Do my clients have to install an app?
No. They open a link on their phone. Moveat works in the browser, and they can add it to their home screen if they want to.
How much does it cost?
Two clients are free, with no card and no time limit. After that the price follows the number of clients you track, around one euro per client, billed in euros in Europe, with no commitment.
See it in your clients' language.
Invite one client and let them send one check-in. That is enough to know whether it fits how you work.
Start freeFree for two clients. No card, no time limit.