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Gyms and trainers, online and on the App Store. We built the TegetFit gym app for iOS and Android, plus the sites behind it.
A gym or trainer site has three jobs: show the schedule and programs clearly, make joining or booking effortless, and look like a place people want to train. Members live on their phones, so everything is built phone-first: tap to see today's classes, tap to message, tap to join. Trainer profiles with real photos convert better than any stock hero image, because people choose people.
For TegetFit we built the full stack a modern gym runs on: a native app on the App Store and Google Play with QR check-in at the door, memberships and debt alerts at scan time, plus the staff console behind it. That experience feeds back into every fitness site we build: we know what the front desk actually needs, not what a brochure imagines.
People pick gyms close to home, which makes this a local-search game: Google Business Profile kept alive, reviews answered, schema with hours and location, and pages for the programs people search for. When it is time to push, Google Ads on "gym + your area" queries converts remarkably well, because the intent could not be clearer.
A site is a compact project; an app is a bigger one, and we will honestly tell you if you do not need one yet. Both come as fixed quotes. How pricing works.
Start with the site; it does the selling. An app earns its keep when membership operations demand it: check-ins, schedules, payments, notifications. We have built both and will tell you honestly when the app moment arrives.
Yes: live schedules, class booking or enquiries, membership info. Simple where simple works, an app with check-in when the gym is ready for it.
You can edit it yourself in minutes, or send changes to us under a care plan and they are live the same day. Whichever fits how your team works.
Tell us what you are building and roughly when you need it. We reply to every real enquiry within a day. Based in Belgrade, working remotely across the EU and beyond.
