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Evos Fit review

#32 of 36 in Fitness Nutrition Software

A specialized web platform for AI meal plans, workouts, tracking, and gym branding.

6.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Evos Fit is a web-based platform for gyms, trainers, and fitness professionals managing nutrition and programming for clients. It generates personalized seven-day meal plans with macros, recipes, and consolidated grocery lists, then delivers plans by email or mobile link. Client profiles can include goals, allergies, and dietary preferences, while weight, body-fat, and measurement tracking provide a place to follow progress. Trainers can also create progressive workout programs, and teams can use role-based access.

The published plans show a $200 monthly Standard plan with personalized AI meal plans, automated weekly delivery, priority support, and API access. A White-label branding add-on costs $50 per month and places a gym’s logo, colors, and name on plans and emails. The 14-day free trial requires a payment card, with billing beginning after the trial unless cancelled. The standout value is the combination of ingredient-based macro recalculation, automated delivery, and client programming in one service, particularly for teams that want branded communications rather than a nutrition tool for individual use.

Evos Fit keeps client access simple: plans can be viewed through mobile web without an app or login. That suits gyms and trainers who want to send weekly nutrition guidance without asking clients to install another application. The tradeoff is a narrower platform fit: it is web-only, no dedicated client app is listed, and no integrations are listed. Teams seeking AI meal planning, progress tracking, workouts, team permissions, and white-label presentation should consider it. Organizations that need connected fitness software, a native app, or a lower monthly starting price should choose an alternative.

Evos Fit pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • AI seven-day meal plans with macro recalculation and grocery lists
    • Client goals, dietary preferences, allergies, and progress tracking
    • Team roles plus optional white-label branding for gyms
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starts at $200 per month before the branding add-on
    • Web-only delivery with no dedicated mobile app
    • No integrations are listed for connecting other fitness tools

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