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That Clean Life review

#19 of 36 in Fitness Nutrition SoftwareNutritionist Software

A polished meal-planning workspace for practitioners who need branded client deliverables.

7.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

That Clean Life is web-based nutrition planning software for health professionals, including nutritionists, dietitians, and wellness practitioners. Its focus is the production and delivery of personalized meal plans rather than a broad coaching suite. Practitioners can filter recipes by dietary, ingredient, and nutrition criteria; create custom recipes; organize collections; and analyze recipes and meal plans. Client-facing output includes automatic grocery lists, prep guides, secure sharing by unique link, and branded PDF exports.

Pricing is structured around two monthly plans. Starter costs $30 per month and includes unlimited meal plans, recipes, and collections, 10 client shares, essential templates, filters, and nutrition tools, custom recipes, and practice-management integrations. Plus costs $60 per month and adds unlimited client shares, advanced exports, advanced templates, filters, and nutrition tools, automation, and AI Health Insights. An annual billing option is shown for Plus. The paid-only model makes the product a clearer fit for established practices than for people looking to evaluate a free tier.

Its ecosystem fit is strongest through the Practice Better integration, which lets practitioners embed meal plans and recipes into client protocols and programs. That connection also supports food journaling through Practice Better rather than through a separately documented native mobile app experience. The result is a focused tool for meal-plan creation, nutrition detail, and polished handoff materials. Practices seeking automated planning, reusable templates, and client-ready exports should find the scope well aligned; those needing mobile delivery, verified progress tracking, or broader coaching workflows should consider a more comprehensive platform.

That Clean Life pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Automates meal plans from calories, macros, and diet type
    • Combines nutrition analysis, grocery lists, and prep guides
    • Supports branded exports and secure client sharing
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; paid access starts at $30 per month
    • Web-based platform without a mobile app
    • Limited broader coaching and verified progress-tracking workflows

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