SharkFit
SharkFit is a fitness platform for gyms, studios, coaches and fitness businesses, combining branded mobile apps with a web dashboard.
What SharkFit is
SharkFit is a fitness platform for gyms, studios, coaches and fitness businesses, combining branded mobile apps with a web dashboard. Individuals can use its free tools to log meals, calories, macros, workouts, body measurements and progress photos. Coaches can create workout and meal plans, manage clients, track progress, message them, and schedule check-ins or sessions. Gym features include member and coach management, QR attendance check-ins, announcements, community challenges and business analytics. The white-label offering provides native iOS and Android apps under a customer’s brand, with its logo, colors and domain. Users can download workouts for offline training, with the app syncing when they reconnect. SharkFit is available on Android, iOS and web. Gym pricing is quoted per gym, and prospective customers can request a quote or book a demo. The listed integrations and providers include Razorpay for payments, AWS for file storage and email providers for transactional messages. Its policy describes tenant-level data isolation and role-based visibility for gyms, coaches and clients.
Good
- Free individual meal and workout logging.
- Branded native iOS and Android apps available.
- Offline workout downloads sync when online.
- Coaching includes plans, messaging and scheduling.
- Gym tools include QR attendance and analytics.
Watch out
- Gym pricing is quoted per gym.
- Business pricing requires a quote.
- White-label apps are part of the business offering.
Who it suits
SharkFit suits personal trainers and online coaches who need client plans, progress tracking and messaging. Gyms, studios and fitness brands may find its white-label apps and member-management tools relevant.
Verdict
SharkFit serves both individual fitness logging and business coaching or gym management, with branded apps for its white-label offering. Individuals can start with free logging, while gyms need to request pricing.
Plans and prices
From SharkFit's own pricing page, checked 30 Sep 2026.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Individual | Free | Free meal and workout logging for individuals |
| Business / gym | Priced on request | Branded member and coach apps · workout and nutrition plans · client management · scheduling · messaging · analytics and data export · Quoted per gym |
The facts
Each one read from SharkFit's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- Business pricing
- Gym pricing is quoted per gym, and the pricing page invites prospective customers to request a quote or book a demo.checked 30 Sep 2026
- Coaching tools
- Coaches can build workout and meal plans, manage clients, track progress, message clients, and schedule check-ins and sessions.checked 30 Sep 2026
- Data isolation
- The policy says gym data is isolated between gyms, coaches can see only assigned clients, and clients can see only their own data.checked 30 Sep 2026
- Data retention
- After a tenant subscription is cancelled, the policy says data is retained for 30 days before permanent deletion, with early deletion available on request.checked 30 Sep 2026
- Gym tools
- Gym features include member and coach management, QR attendance check-ins, announcements, community challenges, and business analytics.checked 30 Sep 2026
- Individual tracking
- Individuals can log meals, calories, macros, workouts, body measurements, and progress photos for free.checked 30 Sep 2026
- Integrations and providers
- The privacy policy names Razorpay for payment processing, AWS for file storage, and email providers for transactional emails.checked 30 Sep 2026
- Intended customers
- The product is presented for personal trainers and online coaches, gyms and fitness studios, and fitness brands and programs.checked 30 Sep 2026
- Offline mode
- The client app lets users download workouts for offline training and automatically syncs when they are back online.checked 30 Sep 2026
- Product
- SharkFit is a white-label fitness platform for gyms, studios, coaches, and fitness businesses, with branded mobile apps and a web dashboard.checked 30 Sep 2026
- Security
- The policy lists TLS-encrypted connections, JWT-based authentication, tenant-level data isolation, and regular security audits as security measures.checked 30 Sep 2026
- Support
- The site lists [email protected] as its support contact and offers priority support for the white-label enterprise offering.checked 30 Sep 2026
The company
- Headquarters
- Indiachecked 28 Sep 2026
Where it runs
- White-label apps
- The white-label offering includes native iOS and Android apps published under the customer’s brand, with the customer’s logo, colors, and domain.checked 30 Sep 2026
The full review of SharkFit
SharkFit is a fitness platform for personal training and gym businesses, with a free logging app for individuals and tools for coaches and operators. Its clearest advantage is the option to publish native apps under a business’s own brand; its main drawback for buyers is custom per-gym pricing.
Overview
The product spans individual fitness tracking, client coaching and gym operations. That breadth makes it relevant to businesses that want member-facing apps alongside planning and management tools, rather than a standalone workout log. Individuals can use it without paying, but the business offering is the stronger proposition.
Key features
Individuals can record meals, calories, macros, workouts, body measurements and progress photos for free. This covers the essentials of keeping a personal training and nutrition history, but it should not be confused with the client-management features aimed at coaches.
Coaches can create workout and meal plans, manage clients, track progress, message them, and schedule sessions and check-ins. For a trainer coordinating ongoing client work, that brings planning and communication into the same platform. Gym operators also get member and coach management, QR attendance check-ins, announcements, community challenges, analytics and data export. Those operational features suit a gym managing a member community; they are more than an individual logger needs.
The white-label package supplies native iOS and Android apps published under the customer’s brand, including its logo, colors and domain. That is a substantial distinction for fitness businesses seeking a branded member experience, though the custom quote means they cannot assess the gym package against a fixed published price. Clients can download workouts for offline training, and the app syncs when they are back online.
SharkFit’s privacy policy describes gym-level data separation, coach access limited to assigned clients, and client access limited to their own data. It also names TLS-encrypted connections, JWT authentication and regular security audits among its measures. After a tenant subscription is cancelled, data is retained for 30 days before permanent deletion; early deletion can be requested. Razorpay handles payment processing, AWS file storage, and email providers transactional messages.
Pricing
Individual: free. The plan provides free meal and workout logging, making it the straightforward choice for individuals who want to track their own activity without a subscription. It does not describe the coaching and gym-management toolkit.
Business / gym: custom pricing, billed per gym. The quoted package includes branded member and coach apps, workout and nutrition plans, client management, scheduling, messaging, analytics and data export. Prospective customers can request a quote or book a demo. This structure fits operators evaluating a broader business platform, but is less convenient for anyone who needs a known monthly cost before engaging.
Platforms
SharkFit supports Android, iOS and web. Its white-label apps are native iOS and Android apps, while the business offering also includes a web dashboard. Offline workout downloads help clients train without a connection, with automatic syncing after they reconnect.
Who it's for
Personal trainers and online coaches can use the planning, client tracking, messaging and scheduling tools to coordinate service. Gyms and studios have member administration, attendance, announcements and analytics; fitness brands can use the white-label apps to put their own identity on the mobile experience. People interested only in personal tracking can start with the free individual plan.
Pros and cons
- Pros: Free individual meal and workout logging includes body measurements and progress photos, providing more than a basic workout record.
- Pros: Coaching and gym tools cover plans, client communication, scheduling, member management and QR attendance in one offering.
- Pros: Native branded apps and offline workout downloads support a business’s own mobile presence and clients training away from a connection.
- Cons: Gym pricing is quoted per gym, so buyers cannot compare the package using a fixed published rate.
- Cons: The free individual plan is for logging, not the business coaching and gym-management features.
Alternatives
For gym operators comparing management platforms, start with the Gym App Builder Software category. PushPress is worth considering if a free gym platform and its published payment-processing rates are a better fit: its free plan has no monthly fees, with card payments at 4.99% + .30 CC and ACH at 2.89% + .30 ACH. SharkFit is the stronger fit when branded native apps and its coaching and gym tools are the priority.
My PT Hub suits coaches who prefer a published entry price and a client-based plan; its Starter plan is $22.50 a month when paid monthly on an annual basis and includes 3 clients, 50 workouts and 50 nutrition plans. ABC Trainerize is another option for a coach starting small: its free Basic plan includes one coaching client, while SharkFit’s individual free tier is for personal logging.
GymKonex may suit buyers looking for a low-cost published gym plan, with a Starter plan at 149.99 XAF a year for one location, five staff accounts and 50 members. EGYM Branded Member App is an alternative for businesses focused on a branded member app. Exercise.com Websites offers custom packages by quote for businesses comparing tailored software.
FitBudd is a paid alternative for coaches wanting a published client-based price: Starter costs $15 a month for two clients, with an additional 4 USD per client per month above that limit. Funxtion FXMOBILE is another paid option for buyers comparing fitness content and API access.
Verdict
Choose SharkFit if you run a gym, studio, coaching business or fitness brand and want planning and management tools paired with native apps carrying your own branding. The combination is its main reason to choose it, while custom per-gym pricing is the main reason to look elsewhere if a predictable price is essential. For personal tracking alone, its free individual plan is a sensible place to start.
Alternatives to SharkFit
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ABC Trainerize
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI8.2From $9 a month - 2

My PT Hub
Free planAndroidiOSWeb8.2From $10 a month - 3

PushPress
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.7From $79 a month - 4

Wodify
AndroidiOSWebAPI7.6From $99 a month - 5

Gym360 App Studio
AndroidiOSWeb7.4From $20 a month - 6

FitBudd
AndroidiOSWeb7.0From $159 a year
