Problem #1
Week-two churn
Users install with motivation and vanish by day fourteen. Without habit loops, progress feedback and re-engagement, acquisition spend never pays back.
Fitness software
A fitness app makes its money from members who stay and pay. We build fitness products with habit loops, reliable wearable data and subscription revenue designed in, so fewer users churn in week two.
Retention
Habit loops from day one
Wearables
HealthKit + Google Fit
Subscriptions
Stripe + RevenueCat
iOS + Android
Native or cross-platform
Who we build for
Consumer fitness startups that need a launch-ready app with the retention and monetization mechanics investors and users expect.
Multi-location operators replacing off-the-shelf booking apps with branded experiences that drive membership and reduce no-shows.
Personal trainers and coaching brands scaling beyond 1:1 with coach-client portals, programming and progress tracking.
Hardware companies that need the app, sensor sync and content platform that make their equipment worth the premium.
The problem
The reasons great fitness ideas leak users and revenue.
Problem #1
Users install with motivation and vanish by day fourteen. Without habit loops, progress feedback and re-engagement, acquisition spend never pays back.
Problem #2
Flaky HealthKit and Google Fit syncing produces wrong steps, missed workouts and broken streaks, and users stop trusting an app whose numbers are wrong.
Problem #3
Subscriptions, trials and paywalls bolted on late convert badly and leak revenue.
What we build
Follow-along workouts, programming and progress tracking with the polish and speed that keep people opening the app daily.
Reliable Apple Health, Google Fit and device integration so steps, heart rate and activity are accurate and trusted.
Streaks, milestones, rewards and smart notifications designed to build habits.
Trials, paywalls and subscription flows built for conversion, with the analytics to tune LTV and churn.
Coach-client portals, class booking and multi-location management for training businesses and gym chains.
Adaptive plans, form feedback and personalized recommendations that make each user feel like the app was built for them.
Selected work
What's included
Habit loops
Retention mechanics
Streaks, progress feedback and re-engagement designed to keep users past the week-two drop-off.
Paywalls
Subscription revenue
Trials, paywalls and subscriptions built into the product and tuned for trial conversion and lower churn.
Wearable sync
Accurate data
Reliable HealthKit, Google Fit and device syncing, so users believe their numbers.
The process
Retention before features
We start with the core habit loop and the money model (what brings users back and what makes them pay), then design the product around both.
Native feel, store-ready
We build a fast, polished app with reliable wearable sync and subscriptions wired in, and take it from design to a store-ready build.
Grow what works
We instrument retention, conversion and engagement, then use that data to work on whatever moves LTV and churn.
Ready for the spike
New Year's Day and viral moments break fragile apps. We keep yours fast and stable through those spikes.
Built for engagement and scale
What clients say
Retention was the whole conversation, from day one. Our day-30 numbers are the reason our last raise closed.
The wearable syncing finally just works. Our support queue used to be nothing but 'my steps are wrong.'
They shipped our subscription flow to convert, not just to exist. Trial-to-paid jumped in the first month.
Common questions
Yes. Reliable HealthKit, Google Fit and device syncing is one of our specialties, covering activity, heart rate and workout data.
We design the core habit loop first (progress feedback, streaks, milestones, rewards and well-timed re-engagement), then instrument everything so we can tune what keeps users coming back.
Yes. We build trial, paywall and subscription flows (Stripe, RevenueCat, App Store / Play billing) designed for conversion, with analytics to optimize LTV and churn.
Both. We choose based on your device and performance needs, budget and long-term maintenance. For most fitness apps, a well-built cross-platform app ships faster and still feels native.
Work with us
Tell us who the app is for and how it makes money, and we'll show you where members and revenue are likely to leak and what to build first.