The chain down the road has an app. You have a register.
They are not better trainers than you. They just have software you could never justify building on your own. So their members train with a plan on their phone, and yours get a printed card that is in the bin by week two.
The members you lose, you lose quietly, and you find out on renewal day.
A plan for their body, not a photocopy
A trainer and a dietician for every member is payroll no independent gym can carry. So we built them in. Seven steps at signup, and what comes out is theirs. Not a template with their name typed at the top.
The workout
Built around their goal, their days, their injuries and the equipment you actually own. More than 200 exercises to draw from, and weights go up when they have earned it.
- Goblet squat3 × 8 · 42.5 kg ↑
- Incline DB press3 × 10 · 17.5 kg
- Seated row3 × 12 · 45 kg
- Leg pressswapped in · knee-safe
The Indian diet
Real Indian food in real portions. More than 500 dishes across ten regional cuisines. Veg, Jain, eggetarian, vegan, keto and sattvic are all covered.
Supplements, honestly
Every supplement shows the study behind it and warns if it clashes with their medicine. When they run low, one tap orders from the brand's own store.
The why behind every dose
Tap "Why this dose?" and the study appears in plain language, the kind a doctor can read. Every exercise and every swap is explained the same way.
Before any plan is written, we ask about 19 health conditions, injuries and the medicines they take. Nothing is guessed. Genuinely high-risk cases are never auto-planned at all: the app stops and routes them to a human. It is not a substitute for medical care, and it says so.
That is what your members get. Here is your side of the counter.
Open the app and know your day
One screen runs the business end: members, money, classes, staff and leads. It opens on the one thing worth doing first.
Who is drifting
The at-risk list names the member, the rupees on the line, and the WhatsApp message is already written. You edit it, you send it.
Money, clean
Collections, dues, renewals and GST invoices in one place. A member who does not renew is paused in the app on its own.
An assistant that drafts
It writes your retention messages, your Monday report, and answers questions about your own numbers. Messages wait for your okay. It is built not to make numbers up.
An automation you switch to "send for me" goes out on its own, inside the quiet hours and limits you set.
Ask twice and you get the same plan
Bolt a chatbot onto a billing CRM and it writes a diet plan today and a different one tomorrow. That answer goes out under your gym's name, and India holds businesses liable for unsafe health advice.
Plans here come from reviewed rules, not a chatbot, and every member is screened before a plan exists at all. High-risk cases are never auto-planned: the app stops and hands them to a human. That refusal is the feature.
Same member, same answers, the same plan every time.
What a member does tonight is on your screen tonight
One system, both directions, all day.
A member's attendance drops.
Your at-risk queue names them the same night.
A trainer edits a plan.
The engine safety-checks the edit before the member sees it.
A member shares a referral link.
It lands in your leads pipeline, attributed.
The desk records a renewal.
The member's app unlocks on its own.
One system instead of four
- Your members, imported. Bring the list you already keep. The importer reads your columns, finds duplicates and flags the ones who left months ago.
- Your licences, in one calendar. Trade, fire NOC, FSSAI, GST, EPF and ESI, insurance. Renewal dates stop living in your head.
- Your staff see their own job. A trainer sees their members, the desk sees the day, you see everything.
- Your floor, set once. Tick the equipment you own and plans only use it. Mark a machine broken and it leaves every plan until you fix it.
Most gyms run a register, a billing tool, a WhatsApp group and a trainer's notebook. This replaces all four.
Your logo on it before you leave the room
We set your app up while you watch. Your logo sets the colours, your floor's equipment goes in, the safety screening arms, and the app publishes.
You install it on your phone and become Member Zero.
Your logo, read into your app's colours.
Your floor's equipment, so plans only use what you have.
Screening armed for every member who signs up.
Your branded app, live.
Why this exists
I was obese for a long time. When I finally decided to fix it, I walked into a gym and found that most of what I was told was wrong.
Read the story
A trainer told me to throw my protein powder in the bin. He said protein was not important.
There was another man who looked the part. He came in at ten, left at four, and spent the day correcting everyone's form. People got hurt. Members left. The gym lost the money and never worked out why.
Neither of them was a bad person. They were confident and uneducated, which in a gym is the dangerous combination. The same advice circulates online, where strangers prescribe diets to people whose injuries and medication they know nothing about. What people want is a plan they can trust, and most of them cannot pay for an elite trainer, so they take the free advice instead. That is where the damage comes from.
Even a good plan is hard to follow. Progressive overload, RPE, RIR, sensible volume across a training block: that is the part nobody teaches you. Logging apps do not help, because you have to arrive already knowing your programme. They record what you did. They do not decide what you should do next. They are notebooks.
So the plans here come from reviewed rules and published research, and every one of them shows its working. If a member wants to know why they are doing something, the study is right there. The same bar applies to what your member is told to take: graded on the evidence, from brands that have passed independent testing, and nothing that only sells well.
The business side is not a second product. Your CRM knows what a member paid. It has no idea they have quietly stopped coming. This knows, because it wrote their plan. So the at-risk list, the renewals and the numbers you run the gym on all fall out of the coaching. One system, not two, and that is the only reason it can tell you which member you are about to lose.
I wanted elite training to be available to people who cannot buy it. A gym is where that actually happens.
See it running on a real gym. 25 minutes.
We open a live gym, not a slide deck. You will see a member's day, your morning screen, and your logo going onto the app while you watch.