Direct help from founders Denish Vaghasia & Nidhi Davara.

No. Repyra is a web app that installs from your browser. On Android, open it in Chrome and choose Install app from the menu. On iPhone, open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. It then opens full screen like any other app.

Yes, that is who it was built for. Onboarding asks about your goal, days per week, diet and any injuries, and the first plans are deliberately simple: a short warm-up, five or six exercises with a tip each, light cardio and a cool-down. Every exercise has a 3D and 2D guide so you can see the movement before you try it.

Name, age, height, weight, sex, goal (fat loss, muscle or recomposition), focus area, days per week you can train, diet type, injuries and any notes. Targets for calories, protein, carbs, fat and water are calculated from this using the Mifflin-St Jeor formula, and you can edit them later in Profile.

Yes. The same account works in any modern browser. From 900 px wide the app switches to a desktop layout with a sidebar and two columns.

Each morning the plan is built from your split, your focus and what happened recently: skipped days, soreness, how you said you felt, and whether you have been hitting protein. If you tap sore or tired, volume comes down. If the AI is unavailable, a rule-based plan takes over, so there is always a session.

A full-screen player that shows one exercise at a time. Tap Set done and the rest countdown starts from the rest time in your plan, with a beep at 3-2-1 and a vibration at the end. You can log weight and reps for each set, swap an exercise if the machine is busy, and finish with a summary.

It looks at your last session for that exercise. If you did all sets at the top of the rep range, it suggests the next step, for example 20 kg to 22.5 kg. Personal records (best set and estimated one-rep max) are tracked on the Progress tab.

Yes. The Plan tab builds a Monday-to-Sunday program from your days per week and focus. Any day can be used as today's plan with one tap, and gym trainers can assign a program to members.

It has 235 built-in Indian and gym foods, including Gujarati dishes, with regional aliases so searching for rotli, dudh or dahi works. You can add your own foods, save meals you eat often, scan a barcode for packaged food, or use a photo estimate as a backup.

It is an estimate from the photo and your note, assuming typical Indian home or restaurant portions. It is good enough to keep you honest about a thali, but for a weighed meal, searching the food and setting the portion is more accurate. You can edit every item before adding it.

About 2 g per kilogram of body weight, which is a sensible range for someone training for muscle or fat loss. You can change it in Profile. The weekly report counts the days you hit it.

The live camera scanner needs the app to be served over HTTPS (or localhost). Over plain HTTP on a local network you can still type the barcode number or take a photo of it, and the lookup is the same.

Only you, unless you turn on sharing with your gym's trainers in Profile, Privacy. Photos are stored in a private folder on the server, re-encoded with location and camera data removed, and never served from a public URL.

100 points: 50 for training days completed, 30 for days you hit your protein target, and 20 for logging consistently. You get a grade, a short coach note, a training table, nutrition averages against your targets, and your weight change for the week.

Yes. Profile has Data export, which gives you everything as a file, and Delete account, which removes your data from the server. There is no email to send or waiting period.

Yes. Log in on both and everything syncs to the same account. If two devices save at the same time, the newer copy is merged in rather than overwriting, so a day logged on your phone is not lost because your laptop saved later.

Use Forgot password on the login screen and you will get a reset link by email, valid for 60 minutes. If you joined through a gym without an email, your trainer can create a one-time reset link for you.

English, Gujarati and Hindi. Set the language in Profile and the menus, headings and coach replies switch. Food search understands regional names in any language setting.

An owner creates the gym and gets an invite code. Members sign up with that code and belong to that gym only. Owners and trainers see a member overview with the last seven days of workouts and protein, can assign programs, change roles, disable members and rotate the invite code.

Trainers see training and nutrition summaries, measurements and assigned programs. Progress photos are visible to a trainer only if the member has turned on sharing in their own Privacy settings.