Fitzo: Fitness Tracker

Fitzo is a gym and nutrition tracker built for how people actually train in India. Log a set in two taps. Say what you ate. Get a coach that knows your history. LOG BY VOICE Say "four sets of bench at eighty kilos" or "two rotis and paneer bhurji" and Fitzo logs it. No scrolling through menus mid-set. No hunting for a food that does not exist in the database. FOOD THAT ACTUALLY EXISTS HERE Rajma chawal. Poha. Masala dosa. Paneer tikka. Fitzo is built on IFCT 2017, India's official food composition database, alongside global sources. Point your camera at a plate and get an instant macro estimate. A WORKOUT LOGGER THAT KEEPS UP • 160+ exercises with form videos • Last session's numbers shown as you lift, so you know what to beat • Automatic personal record detection • Plate calculator — no mental arithmetic at the rack • Rest timer and dynamic warm-ups • PPL, Upper/Lower, Arnold and more presets, or build your own AN AI COACH WITH CONTEXT Ask "what should I train today?" and get an answer based on what you actually lifted this week, what you ate, and how you slept. Not generic advice — your data. SEE THE WHOLE PICTURE • Muscle volume heatmap — see what you are neglecting • Weekly reports on training load, calories and consistency • Weight and body measurement trends • Recovery readiness from sleep and heart rate BUILT FOR GYM LIFE • QR check-in • See how busy your gym is before you leave home • Gym buddies and a leaderboard • 30 lessons on training, nutrition and recovery YOUR DATA Stored in India. Never sold. No ads, ever. Voice recordings and food photos are analysed and immediately discarded — never stored. Delete your account and everything in it at any time, from inside the app. Apple Health access is entirely optional. Fitzo works fully without it. Privacy policy: https://www.fitzoapp.in/privacy-policy Delete your account: https://www.fitzoapp.in/delete-account Fitzo provides general fitness and nutrition information. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat any condition. Talk to a doctor before starting a new training or nutrition programme.