Coach and client discussing health habits in a kitchen

Referral program for registered dietitians

Keep your nutrition plan alive between visits.

Clients record the appointment or upload your plan. BodyBuddy turns the instructions into action items and texts them daily between visits.

Plan input
Visit or PDF
Follow-through
Daily texts
Partner share
20% recurring

Your plan stays visible.

Recommendations from the visit become action items that remain in the client's daily conversation.

Daily non-clinical follow-through.

BodyBuddy checks in on meals, hydration, movement, sleep, and what the client agreed to do.

Your scope stays your scope.

BodyBuddy organizes and follows up. It does not assess, diagnose, change the care plan, or replace MNT.

The follow-through gap

The plan leaves the appointment. Real life edits it.

You give a client a thoughtful nutrition plan on Tuesday. By Thursday lunch, work runs late, breakfast was coffee, and dinner becomes whatever the kitchen still has.

BodyBuddy keeps the instructions close. It turns them into action items, asks what actually happened, and helps the client bring useful patterns—not guesses—to the next visit.

Where the plan slips

The after-visit summary gets buried before the first action item happens.

They agreed to track patterns for the next session. Day three, the log goes quiet.

The next visit starts with memory instead of a clear record of the week.

The partnership

Your clinical plan. Daily non-clinical follow-through.

BodyBuddy is a consumer accountability product, not medical nutrition therapy. It keeps the plan you set in the daily conversation while clinical decisions remain with you.

Commission
20% lifetime recurring revenue
Attribution
Tracked by unique referral link or partner code
Payouts
Monthly, after a 60-day paid retention window
Client price
Lower than ongoing 1:1 coaching
Disclosure
Partners must disclose that they may earn a commission

How it works

You set the care plan. BodyBuddy keeps it in the day.

01

The client adds the visit

Record the appointment with consent, or upload a PDF or photo of the nutrition plan.

02

BodyBuddy organizes the instructions

The visit is summarized in plain language and the instructions become clear action items.

03

BodyBuddy texts every day

Meals, water, movement, sleep, and the action items stay in one conversation between visits.

04

You earn while they stay

Refer through your link or code and earn 20% of each active subscription.

BodyBuddy

BodyBuddy
BodyBuddy
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Lunch check-in
Water before noon
Today 8:14 AM
your dietitian's plan says protein at breakfast. how did it go?

Who this fits

Dietitians whose clients need a nudge between visits.

Private-pay RDs with clients who book monthly or less often
Practices wrapping intensive care into a maintenance phase
Clients who need reminders to actually log what they eat
Cases where between-visit data makes the next appointment better
Clients who want a daily check-in without paying for weekly sessions
RDs who want a disclosed consumer referral that respects scope

Apply

Apply to the founding dietitian list.

We are onboarding a small group of RDs first. The goal is clean referral language, accurate disclosure, and payouts that show up.

RDs with private-pay clients ready to refer get priority.

Partner questions, answered.

Is BodyBuddy medical nutrition therapy?

No. BodyBuddy is a consumer accountability product. It does not assess, diagnose, treat, or provide MNT. Your clinical care is the source of nutrition guidance.

Can I refer current clients, not just past ones?

Yes. Between-visit support is one of the clearest uses. Position BodyBuddy as daily accountability for the plan you already set, not as a source of new clinical guidance.

Do clients need to know I get paid?

Yes. Disclose the 20% recurring commission before they sign up. We give you suggested language to keep it short and clear.

Is this for insurance or Medicare-reimbursable referrals?

No. This is a direct-to-consumer subscription with a disclosed marketing referral. It is not a federally reimbursed healthcare referral and should not be coded as one.