> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mov-eat.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Moveat documentation

> Operational and product documentation for the Moveat platform, agent and supporting infrastructure.

# Moveat documentation

Moveat is a nutrition and fitness product designed to help users log meals, body weight and workouts with the least possible friction. The product combines a web application, a business backend called **Platform**, and a conversational **Agent** that can operate through channels such as WhatsApp.

This documentation is written for product, operations and engineering readers. It explains what Moveat is trying to achieve, how the core business flows work, and how the technical system supports those flows.

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    Understand what Moveat is trying to solve and how the core product loops work.
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  <Card title="Project status" icon="list-checks" href="/overview/project-status">
    See what exists today, what is in progress and what the next priorities are.
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  <Card title="API specs" icon="braces" href="/technical/api-specs">
    Understand Platform public APIs, Platform internal APIs and Agent endpoints at a high level.
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  <Card title="Operations" icon="activity" href="/operations/infrastructure">
    See how Vercel, DigitalOcean, Komodo, Grafana and Mintlify fit together.
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## What Moveat does

Moveat helps users:

* Create an account and complete a fitness onboarding.
* Define goals such as fat loss, muscle gain or maintenance.
* Track meals and calories.
* Track body weight over time.
* Track workouts, exercises, sets, reps and loads.
* Use a conversational agent to reduce manual logging friction.

## Main system components

| Component        | Purpose                                                                                                           |
| ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Web app          | Human-facing client for signup, login, onboarding and dashboards.                                                 |
| Platform         | Business backend and source of truth for user, nutrition, training and progress data.                             |
| Agent            | Conversational orchestration service that receives messages, interprets intent and delegates actions to Platform. |
| PostgreSQL       | Durable source of truth for product data.                                                                         |
| Redis            | Short-lived session and conversational state cache.                                                               |
| Grafana and Loki | Operational observability for logs, errors and service behavior.                                                  |
| Komodo           | Container management and operational visibility.                                                                  |
| Mintlify         | Documentation hosting and rendering.                                                                              |
| Vercel           | Frontend hosting and preview deployments.                                                                         |

## Documentation map

* **Overview** explains product logic, current status and system shape.
* **Product** explains the user lifecycle and tracking modules.
* **Technical** explains Platform, Agent, APIs, auth, testing and data ownership.
* **Operations** explains deployment, infrastructure, environments, observability and runbooks.

## Current product stage

Moveat is in an MVP foundation phase. The architecture is intentionally simple: a modular monolith for Platform, a separate Agent service, and a droplet-based production stack for backend services. The goal is to validate the core product loops before introducing heavier infrastructure or premature microservices.