Getting started Limited early access. Applications are reviewed by a human.
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For professionals

Your standard, in every client's kitchen.

Named for the brigade de cuisine — the system great kitchens use to guarantee every plate meets the chef's standard. Brigade holds your standard in every client's kitchen: your programs, your guardrails, your recipes, their everyday cooking in NOM.

Who it's for

Brigade is for the people who prescribe food and then have to live with whether it happened — and for each of them, it closes a different gap.

Dietitians & nutritionists

The plan you write is the plan they cook — not a handout on the fridge under a pizza magnet.

  • checkLocked restrictions the client can't edit away — every recipe, plan, and shuffle respects them
  • checkA protocol phase becomes a one-step program template, not a PDF you re-explain
  • checkPlanned → shopped → cooked between sessions, instead of a self-reported food diary

Coaches & trainers

Nutrition guidance that survives the grocery store, not just the gym floor.

  • checkFrequency rules that hold: "fish twice a week", "meatless Monday", treat caps
  • checkYour recipe library becomes their default dinner — visible to your roster only
  • checkWent-quiet flags tell you who to check in on before the next session

Clinics & group programs

One protocol, every enrolled household — without per-patient setup.

  • checkApply a phase template across the roster at enrollment ("post-bariatric phase 2")
  • checkGuardrails hold between follow-ups — attempts are caught at the pass, and visible
  • checkClients enroll by explicit, itemized consent from their own account — each adult individually

What it does

Programs, applied in one step

Build a program once — restrictions, feature limits, weekly frequency rules, an assigned recipe library — and apply it at enrollment. "Post-bariatric phase 2" becomes a template, not a PDF.

Guardrails that hold

A locked restriction can't be edited away by the client — recipe edits, meal plans, and the shuffle all respect it. Caught at the pass, not discovered at the follow-up.

Your recipes stay yours

Library recipes are visible to your enrolled clients only — never public, never exportable, never shareable. Access ends with the engagement; clients keep only what they actually cooked.

Adherence you can act on

Planned → shopped → cooked per client, restriction attempts caught at the pass, and went-quiet flags — the signals a coach actually uses, with zero extra client effort.

Honest by design

Guardrails are assistance, not a guarantee — software reduces accidents and never replaces clinical judgment. Clients enroll with explicit, itemized consent from their own account, each adult individually, and can always leave. Their own data — notes, history, their recipes — is theirs, enrolled or not.

Getting started

Brigade is in a limited early-access period: applications are reviewed by a human before a workspace activates. Pricing is per enrolled client, with a free tier to try it on your own household first.

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