AboutWhat is FitShare?

FitShare at a glance

• What: a workout log, nutrition and calorie tracking, progress charts, a community and trainer tools — in one app.
• Languages: Hebrew (full RTL layout, Hebrew exercise and food names, and AI that understands spoken Hebrew) and English.
• Platforms: iPhone (App Store), Android (Google Play) and the web — with the same account.
• AI: the AI features are optional, powered by Google Gemini, and need your explicit consent before first use.
• Health integrations: imports workouts, steps and weight from Apple Health and Google Health Connect (read-only).
• Price: free to download and use; AI comes with a free daily allowance (details below).
• Age: for users aged 16 and over.
• Contact: [email protected].

Who FitShare is for

• Gym-goers who want to log sets and weights without forms, and see progress and records over time.
• People counting calories or tracking protein and macros who want to log a meal from a photo or a Hebrew sentence.
• Beginners who need a ready plan — built-in Full Body and Upper/Lower programs are included.
• Personal trainers managing clients: programs, meal plans, chat, and a dashboard of who trained and what they ate.
• Hebrew speakers the big apps don't understand — FitShare was built for Hebrew, not translated into it.

What you can do in FitShare

• AI workout log: type or say “squats, 3 sets of 8 at 80” and the workout is logged with every set. There's also a rest timer and a history for every exercise.
• Nutrition and calorie tracking: a photo of your plate or a sentence like “schnitzel with rice”, and you get calories, protein, carbs and fat.
• Progress: charts, personal records and weight tracking that build themselves from everything you log.
• Community: a feed with photos, videos and comments, and a weekly leaderboard.
• Tools for trainers: clients join with a trainer code; the trainer sends programs and meal plans and sees only what the client chose to share.
• Free tools on the site: a calorie calculator, BMI, TDEE, protein and calorie-deficit calculators, and guides like the gym workout plan.

How much FitShare costs

Downloading is free, and logging workouts, the diary, the stats and the feed are open to use without paying. Only the AI features run on an allowance:

• 3 free AI uses every day. They reset at midnight and don't roll over.
• Each action is one use: logging a workout, a meal or a photo. A chat with the AI assistant counts as one use for the whole day — not per message.
• Extra credits are used once the daily uses run out. They come from in-app purchases, activity rewards and inviting friends, and each credit has an expiry date.
• A Plus plan raises the number of daily AI uses, and trainers get a larger daily allowance from their coach plan.

Your data

The database is hosted on Google Cloud servers in Israel. Media files (photos and videos), some servers and the AI service run on Google servers outside Israel (the US and Europe). Your training and health data is visible only to you and to a trainer you chose to connect with; it's never sold or used for advertising, and you can delete your account and all its data from inside the app. Full details are in the privacy policy and on the account deletion page.

FitShare is a tracking app, not medical advice. The numbers in the app and the calculators are estimates. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant or have an eating disorder, talk to a doctor or dietitian.