HelloNebula.net's answer

Nebula is built exclusively for dietitians and nutritionists — not a generic CRM adapted for health professionals. It includes a meal plan builder with local food databases, a client portal where clients can see full calorie/macro breakdowns (most competitors hide this), and branded PDF reports. All features are included in every plan with no feature gating.

plan2meal's answer:

Most meal planning apps either overload you with features you don’t need or lock everything behind a paywall. Plan2Meal is different—it’s built by someone who actually needed a simple way to organize meals, save recipes, and generate shopping lists without the usual clutter. No AI bloat, no unnecessary social features—just a straightforward tool that works.

HelloNebula.net's answer

Why should a person choose Hello Nebula over its competitors? Affordable entry at €15/month with all features included, while competitors charge €30-100+ or lock features behind higher tiers. Nebula offers a zero-friction client portal (no signup required — token-based access), local food databases instead of US-only USDA data, and native support for 6 languages across European markets.

plan2meal's answer:

If you’re tired of apps that feel like they were designed by a big company that never actually cooks, Plan2Meal is for you. It’s fast, intuitive, and doesn’t force you into a rigid system. Plus, I actually listen to users—I’m an indie founder, not a corporation. If you need a feature or have feedback, I read every message and improve the app accordingly.

HelloNebula.net's answer

Independent dietitians, nutritionists, and small nutrition clinics (1-20 staff) who need a professional, affordable tool to manage appointments, clients, meal plans, and reports — replacing scattered spreadsheets, WhatsApp messages, and generic calendar tools.

plan2meal's answer:

Right now, it’s people who just want to eat better without overcomplicating things—busy professionals, parents, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone who struggles with meal planning but doesn’t want to spend hours on it. I also see a lot of interest from people who just want a clean, simple recipe organizer that isn’t trying to sell them a diet plan or track their macros 24/7.

HelloNebula.net's answer

We saw dietitians struggling with the same problem everywhere: client data scattered across Excel, WhatsApp, and Google Calendar, with no affordable tool designed for their specific workflow. Enterprise solutions were too expensive, and generic tools didn't understand nutrition practice needs. So we built Nebula — a simple, all-in-one platform that gives every nutrition professional the digital practice they deserve.

plan2meal's answer:

Honestly, I built it for myself first. I was constantly juggling meal ideas, struggling to keep track of ingredients, and frustrated by existing apps that were either too complex or too restrictive. So, I coded a basic version that solved my own problem. Turns out, a lot of people had the same problem. That’s when I decided to turn it into a real product and share it with others. It’s still a lean, indie project, but that means it’s focused, personal, and built with care.

HelloNebula.net's answer

Angular, .NET Web API, AWS (Lambda, CloudFront, S3, RDS, SES).

plan2meal's answer:

Plan2Meal is built with Next.js 15 (App Router) for the frontend, Payloadcms with Supabase for the backend, and it’s hosted on Hetzner for performance and reliability. I also use PostHog for analytics and Ahrefs/Semrush for SEO to help people discover the site. It’s a modern stack but optimized for speed and usability—because no one wants a slow meal planner.

HelloNebula.net's answer

Independent dietitians and nutritionists across Spain, Netherlands, Germany, and Turkey Small nutrition clinics managing teams of 2-10 professionals