Frequently asked questions

Yes. The app is currently available in full with no payment, no ads and no locked features. When subscriptions activate, five features will move to Premium and the rest stays free — it's all laid out on Pricing.

No. You can use the whole app as a guest, and in that mode your data never leaves your device. An account is only needed to sync across devices, sign in to the web dashboard and use Fito without bringing your own AI key.

Yes, and it isn't a "limited offline mode": the exercises, animations, foods, guides and calculators all ship inside the app. The only things that need a connection are syncing, talking to Fito and looking up a product that isn't in the local database.

Both. The app works out your level from your own numbers and adjusts your starting volume, the techniques it offers and even the jargon it uses. A beginner won't be offered rest-pause sets, and won't get "RIR" thrown at them without an explanation.

Yes. When your routine is built you pick the equipment you have — from a full gym to bodyweight only — and the library filters accordingly. On top of that, "Adapt today" rebuilds the session with dumbbells or no kit at all on a day you can't make it.

Fitorex ships its own app for Wear OS, Apple Watch, Garmin and HarmonyOS. Any other device — Fitbit, Zepp, Amazfit, Whoop, Oura, Polar, Suunto — works too as long as it writes to Apple Health or Health Connect, which is where Fitorex reads from.

Never. The permissions it asks for are read-only. Fitorex does not create, modify or delete anything in Apple Health or Health Connect, and you can revoke the permissions at any time without breaking the app.

No. There is no third-party analytics, there are no ad SDKs and no identifiers are shared with anyone. If you use sync, your data is encrypted in transit and the server rules only allow you to access your own document.

It's a set count weighted by how close to failure you stopped. At 4 reps in reserve or fewer a set counts in full; at 5–6 it counts as half; at 7 or more, a quarter. That way your weekly volume reflects real stimulus rather than how many times you sat on the machine. There's a full explanation on Training.

No. You can log in household measures — "2 eggs", "1 cup of rice", "1 tablespoon of oil" — and Fitorex does the conversion. All 2,160 foods in the database carry their measures, not just the popular ones.

Fito answers from the app's reviewed content and cites the guide each claim comes from, so you can check it. Even so, an AI can be wrong: that's why it shows its source instead of asking for faith. And it diagnoses nothing and replaces no health professional.

Yes, and it's unlimited and free. With your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or DeepSeek key, the conversation goes straight from your device to the provider: Fitorex neither sees nor stores it.

No, and that's a decision rather than a gap. Fitorex is used standing up between sets, on your phone or watch. To review your numbers sitting down there's the web dashboard: sign in from any browser, nothing to install.

Sign in with the same account on the new device and let it sync. If you'd rather not use an account, export your data from Settings → Privacy and data → Export and import it on the new phone. Progress photos never travel through the cloud: those you move yourself.

From inside the app, at Settings → Account → Delete account and all my data. It's immediate and permanent. You can also request it by email; the steps and exactly what gets deleted are on this page.

Neutral Latin American Spanish and English, across the app, the watches and this site. Search also understands regional variants, so "palta" finds "aguacate" and vice versa.

Email somatryx.dev@gmail.com. If it's an outdated recommendation, send the reference: fixing a guide arrives as a content update, with nothing to reinstall.