SharkFit

SharkFit combines a fitness app and web dashboard for gyms, studios, coaches, and fitness businesses. 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 clients, and schedule check-ins or sessions. Gym tools cover member and coach management, QR attendance, announcements, community challenges, and business analytics. Businesses can offer native iOS and Android apps under their own brand, with their logo, colors, and domain. Clients can download workouts for offline use, with the app syncing after they reconnect. SharkFit is available on Android, iOS, and the web. Individual logging has a free plan; gym pricing is quoted per gym, with prospective customers invited to request a quote or book a demo. The privacy policy describes data isolation between gyms and limits coaches and clients to assigned or personal data, respectively. Listed security measures include TLS-encrypted connections, JWT-based authentication, and regular security audits.

SharkFit brings individual tracking, coaching, and gym operations into one platform. Its free individual tools are distinct from gym offerings, whose prices require a quote.

SharkFit suits individuals who want free meal and workout logging, and coaches who manage plans and client progress. Gyms and fitness brands can use its management tools and branded apps.

SharkFit combines personal fitness logging with coaching workflows and gym management in one white-label platform. It is best suited to trainers, studios, and fitness brands that want their own mobile apps as well as client and member administration. Individuals get a capable free tracker, while businesses should expect a sales conversation before they can budget.

Overview

SharkFit serves two distinct audiences. Individuals can record nutrition, workouts, measurements, and progress without paying. Coaches and gym operators get tools for planning, communication, attendance, scheduling, analytics, and branded apps. That breadth makes it more than a workout diary, but the business experience is built around quoted contracts rather than transparent self-service pricing.

Key features

The individual tracker covers meals, calories, macronutrients, workouts, body measurements, and progress photos. For someone who wants a single place to monitor training and nutrition, the no-cost plan is unusually broad. It does not, by itself, provide the client-management and operational controls that a coaching business needs.

Coaches can create workout and meal plans, manage clients, monitor progress, exchange messages, and arrange check-ins or sessions. These functions support an ongoing coaching relationship instead of merely delivering a static routine. Scheduling and in-app payments are also present, useful when a trainer wants administration and client contact in the same system.

Gym features extend to member and coach management, QR attendance check-ins, announcements, community challenges, business analytics, and data export. That combination fits facilities coordinating staff and members, although a solo coach may find the gym layer unnecessary overhead.

The white-label package publishes native iOS and Android apps under a customer’s logo, colors, and domain. For a fitness brand, this is a stronger way to keep the member experience on-brand than sending clients to a generic app. The client app also supports offline workout downloads and synchronizes after reconnection, which helps during training in unreliable coverage.

SharkFit separates gym tenants’ data, limits coaches to assigned clients, and restricts clients to their own records. TLS connections, JWT authentication, tenant-level isolation, and regular security audits are listed security measures. When a tenant cancels, its data is retained for 30 days before permanent deletion; earlier deletion can be requested. Razorpay handles payments, AWS stores files, and email providers send transactional messages. Support is offered through [email protected], with priority support for the white-label enterprise offering.

Pricing

Individual

The Individual plan costs nothing. It includes free meal and workout logging, making it the right choice for personal tracking or for clients whose coach uses SharkFit. It does not include the business controls, branded apps, or operational features described for gyms.

Business / gym

Business / gym pricing is custom, billed quoted per gym. The package includes branded member and coach apps, workout and nutrition plans, client management, scheduling, messaging, analytics, and data export. The pricing page directs prospects to request a quote or book a demo, so operators who require a known monthly figure before engaging a vendor should consider a published-price alternative. The quote-by-gym model may suit organizations prepared to discuss their locations and branding needs directly.

Platforms

SharkFit supports Android, iOS, and the web. White-label native apps are provided for iOS and Android, while the web dashboard gives businesses a browser-based management surface.

Who it's for

Choose SharkFit if you are a personal trainer or online coach who needs plans, client progress, messaging, check-ins, and payments together. It is also aimed at gyms and studios that need attendance, announcements, challenges, staff administration, and analytics. Fitness brands that value an app carrying their own identity are the clearest match. A person seeking only a personal tracker can use the free plan, but should not pay for a business package without needing its management layer.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Broad free individual tracking: nutrition, workouts, measurements, and progress photos are included at no cost.
• Business coverage in one system: coaching, scheduling, messaging, attendance, challenges, analytics, and data export span both client work and gym operations.
• True white-label apps: native iOS and Android apps carry the customer’s logo, colors, and domain.
• Offline workout access: clients can train without a connection and sync later.
• Tenant privacy controls: gym, coach, and client visibility is separated by role and assignment.

Cons

• Custom business pricing: per-gym quotes make cost comparison difficult before contacting sales.
• Free plan is individual-only: businesses must move to the quoted package for management and branded-app functions.
• White-label scope is mobile-focused: the native branded apps are specified for iOS and Android, while web access is provided as a dashboard.

Alternatives

PushPress is a better fit when a gym wants a no-monthly-fee entry plan with unlimited leads, admins, members, and staff, accepting card and ACH processing fees instead of SharkFit’s quote-led model.

ABC Trainerize suits coaches who prefer a clearly priced progression from one client on its free Basic plan to paid monthly tiers, with a free trial and Android/iOS apps.

My PT Hub is worth choosing when a free trial and a published Starter price for three clients, 50 workouts, and 50 nutrition plans matter more than SharkFit’s white-label positioning.

GymKonex is an option for operators wanting published FCFA plans with location, staff, and member limits.

Funxtion FXMOBILE is for businesses seeking exercise-content and API packages with multi-location options.

EGYM Branded Member App targets buyers focused on branded member engagement features such as rewards, referrals, notifications, and loyalty.

Exercise.com Websites offers custom business packages by quote for organizations prioritizing a broader website-led solution.

FitBudd is preferable for coaches who want published monthly pricing, starting at $15 a month for two clients, with a paid Pro tier and a free trial.

For a wider comparison of gym-focused products, see Gym App Builder Software.

Verdict

SharkFit is a strong choice for fitness businesses that want coaching, gym administration, and branded iOS and Android apps connected in one platform, with a useful free tracker for individual clients. Its main drawback is the lack of a published business price: buyers who need immediate, predictable cost should look to a transparent, tiered alternative instead.