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PRODI

Nutrition software for dietitians planning menus and documenting consultations in clinics and practices

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About PRODI

PRODI is German-language nutrition software from Nutri-Science GmbH. Dietitians and nutrition therapists use it to plan meals, calculate recipes and record consultations in clinics, practices and pharmacies.

What PRODI offers

  • Recipe and menu calculation — works out recipes, daily plans, menu plans and food diaries.
  • Nutrient analysis — compares foods and ingredients quickly.
  • Reference comparison — checks plans against recommended intake values such as the DGE and ÖGE figures.
  • Charts and tables — results shown with tables and nutrient-ratio pie charts.
  • Documentation — supports records of advisory work.

Who it works with

Nutrition advisers in hospitals, practices and pharmacies.

Key facts

  • Publisher: Nutri-Science GmbH.
  • Editions: compact, basis and expert.
  • Current version shown: 7.6.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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