Tuesday, in your member's plan
- Goblet squat3 × 8 · 42.5 kg ↑
- Incline DB press3 × 10 · 17.5 kg
- Seated row3 × 12 · 45 kg
- Leg pressswapped in · knee-safe
The Product
Everything below is software you can use this week, shown as it runs. Nothing here is a roadmap or a beta.
Two moments settle every comparison: ask twice for the same screened member and the same plan comes back, and your logo is on the app before the demo ends. Watch both in the demo
A member finishes signing up and their plan already exists, built from their goal, their days, their injuries and their food.
Seven steps that ask about 19 health conditions and the medicines they are on, so nothing is discovered later.
Their goal, their days, their injuries and your equipment, from more than 200 curated exercises, with a live session screen that runs the workout.
Real food in real portions. More than 500 Indian dishes across ten cuisines, seven diet types, and logging against more than 13,000 foods.
Every dose carries its study and a warning if it clashes with their medicine. One tap reorders from the brand's own store.
One plain sentence every day with a real receipt behind it, and a weekly check-in that feeds the next week's plan.
Personal records ranked fairly, body measurements, muscle balance, and a monthly record worth sharing.
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.
Nobody resigns from a gym. They come less, then not at all, and you find out on renewal day.
Multi-signal, refreshed nightly, ranked by the rupees on the line, each name with a drafted WhatsApp message that waits for your okay.
A lapsed member's plan regenerates with the message drafted. A member on a real streak who goes quiet gets a respectful nudge.
A weekly streak that respects real life, points members spend at your desk, and visit-milestone rewards you fund and control.
Challenges, events, polls, member wins and a consistency leaderboard with no last place, under your brand.
A member who does not renew is paused automatically and sees a renew screen instead of a plan.
Rohit S. came daily in January, not seen for 11 days. About ₹18,000 on the line if he goes. Message drafted.
Reach out6
These members haven't trained in over a week.
Staged demo members and figures.
The same system that builds every member's plan produces the retention signals. A billing CRM cannot see what a member actually trains and eats. This can.
Members, money, classes, staff. The operational day, without the Excel sheets and the memory game.
Every member, on or off the app, with attendance, plan, payments and conversations in one profile, imported from your spreadsheet in minutes.
Record collections and dues, plans and renewals, GST invoices with clean numbering, PT packages with per-trainer commission, and staff payroll with the statutory calculators.
Batch scheduling, self-booking, waitlists that fill a cancellation on their own, check-ins, freezes with days credited back.
Trainers adjust a member's plan within safe limits, every change is re-checked, and the member sees their coach's name on it.
Roles and access that match the job: trainers see their members, the desk sees the day, you see everything.
One system of record. A renewal recorded at the desk updates the member's app on its own.
The growth work a gym pays an agency for, built into the same screen as everything else.
A pipeline from first enquiry to joined, with a respond-now queue and staff alerts inside the first minutes, when a lead is still warm.
Festival, win-back and birthday campaigns drafted for you on an Indian calendar. You approve every message before it goes out.
One-tap member referrals with a public landing page, attributed to the member who sent them, landing as leads in your pipeline.
The app asks a member for a Google review after a real win, not at random. Honest numbers on your reputation dashboard.
India's gym year, month by month, feeding your campaign calendar before the moment passes.
Campaign copy is drafted by the AI assistant and sent by you. It is built not to make numbers up, and it keeps an audit log.
The outreach a gym never gets around to runs as jobs here. Each job writes its message and waits for your review.
You decide how much it does on its own, job by job.
Nightly analysis, the morning action list and the Monday report. It answers questions about your own numbers, and says so when it cannot.
A gym puts its name on every plan this platform produces. This chapter is why that is safe.
Screened against 19 health conditions and 8 classes of medicine. Genuinely high-risk cases go to a human and are never auto-planned.
Members who screen positive get a number-free experience with a maintenance floor and a helpline shown, on by design.
If a member's health changes mid-membership, the plan pauses and re-screens.
No chatbot writes a member's plan: fixed, reviewed rules produce the same plan for the same member every time.
Consent trails, face-hide on shared photos, data minimisation for staff screens and a breach-response process, built for India's DPDP Act.
Nightly analysis, morning action lists, weekly reports, and reminder pushes on the member's own schedule.
The refusal is the feature. A system that stops and hands a high-risk case to a human is the one you can put your gym's name on.
Your logo on it before you leave the room, and behind that logo a member app and a full business system you could not build in-house.
Your logo sets the colours, your name is on the icon, the pushes and every screen a member sees; members never see our name.
Tick the equipment on your floor and plans only ever use what you have.
The go-live runs as named steps on screen: colours, equipment, safety screening armed, publish; you install the app and become Member Zero.
Bring your list as a spreadsheet, the importer maps the columns, and members who never install the app still get full CRM treatment.
Nova Fitness is our demo gym.
Setting a branded, safety-armed app up in the room only works because the platform underneath is already built. Either a vendor has that, or they have a waiting list.