Frequently asked questions

An iPhone app for training: a weekly plan built on your goal, a tracker for every set, a recovery map, progress and an AI Coach. In Georgian and English.

iPhone, for now. It’s coming to the App Store soon; leave your email and we’ll write on launch day.

Yes: the screens, the exercise names, the notifications and the coach’s answers too. You can switch to English in Settings.

Yes. You get a free 7-day beginner program: 3 simple workouts, and every exercise has a technique video. You choose your level in the first questions.

The Home plan is built on bodyweight: short sessions with no equipment. If you have dumbbells, a kettlebell or bands, tell the coach and it builds the workout with them.

Nothing bad. The missed day shows in your plan: catch up, or carry on with the next one. You can ask the coach too: “Should I catch up today?”

Any time: the days, the length, the muscles and how the week is split. Or ask the coach: “Change my plan”.

Yes. Strong and Hevy both export your data as a CSV file from their settings. GetFit reads it and matches the exercises automatically; other CSVs too, if they have columns for the date, the exercise, and weight or reps.

Workouts recorded on Apple Watch show up through Apple Health, along with your activity rings. There’s no separate watch app yet.

A 7-day beginner program (3 workouts), 10 AI Coach questions a day, 20 minutes of video a month, the recovery map and progress and viewing the Feed. No card needed. And every plan is free for the first 7 days.

Tracker is for logging, Gym and Home come with their own plans, and Pro combines everything. The full comparison is on the pricing page.

In iPhone Settings: your name → Subscriptions → GetFit Georgia. After you cancel, the paid features stay until the end of the period you paid for.

Apple handles the payments, so Apple decides on refunds too. Ask at reportaproblem.apple.com.

Apple Health data never leaves your phone. Your workouts are kept on your account, so they aren’t lost when you change phones.

An Anthropic AI model, through OpenRouter, to get the answer, with a short context: your first name, age and gender, your goal and level, your plan, your recent workouts, your records. Your email, username, notes and Apple Health data are not sent.

Only if you opt in. Others see your points, your avatar and only the name you choose. Nobody sees your workout details.

In the app: Profile → Settings → “Deactivate account”. Details are on the account page.