Recipe & Protocol Library
If you’ve ever sent the same recipe PDF in DMs five times this week, you need this. Every wellness practice accumulates a sprawling content library — recipes, protocols, education videos, mindfulness recordings, supplement guides. Most of it lives scattered across Google Drive, Notion, Loom, and personal devices.
This pulls everything into one branded, gated, searchable library inside your client portal.
What lives in the library
- Recipe collection — tagged by dietary restriction, goal, prep time, season
- Protocol PDFs — gated by program stage (so a Stage-1 client can’t accidentally consume Stage-3 instructions)
- Education video library — your Looms, your Vimeo content, embedded inline
- Audio recordings — guided meditations, breathwork, talk recordings
- Worksheets and trackers — food logs, mood logs, symptom journals
- Supplement guides — what to take, when, why, with reorder links
Gating logic
- Tagged by program tier — Lite-tier clients see one library, Premium see another
- Drip-released by program week — Week 4 content unlocks only at Day 28
- Modality filtering — gut-restore clients see gut-restore recipes; hormone clients see cycle-aware content
- Locked content shows a teaser + upgrade path
Why drip-release matters
Wellness programs work because of stage-appropriate guidance. A Week-1 client who suddenly has access to Week-12 content gets overwhelmed and drops out. The library protects them from overwhelming themselves.
Why search matters
Clients shouldn’t have to ask you where the lasagna recipe is. They should be able to type “low-FODMAP one-pot” and find it in 5 seconds. Search lifts both client satisfaction and practitioner sanity.
Branded PDFs
PDFs auto-generate with your branding. When a client downloads a recipe, supplement guide, or protocol, the PDF comes out with your logo, your colors, your contact info — turning content into a referral asset every time.
Setup
We import your existing content (Drive, Notion, Loom, Vimeo, wherever it lives) during the 10 dedicated hours and structure the library with your tags, gating, and drip rules.