Tyzra review
A value-focused web platform covering nutrition, coaching, check-ins, and workouts.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Tyzra is a web-based coaching platform for physique and strength coaches managing nutrition and training clients. It brings together calorie and macro targets, seven-day meal plans, recipes, custom foods, food logging, barcode scanning, check-ins, progress photos, metric history, habits, and workout programming. Coaches can assign targets by client day type and review adherence, while clients use an installable mobile web app to log meals, workouts, habits, and check-ins. It is aimed at coaches who want nutrition and general coaching management in one system rather than a standalone food diary.
Pricing is unusually accessible for a platform with this feature range. The Free plan costs 0 GBP and includes every feature. Starter costs 19 GBP per month when billed monthly or 15 GBP per month when billed annually. Pro costs 39 GBP per month monthly or 31 GBP per month annually, while Business costs 59 GBP per month monthly or 47 GBP per month annually. Each listed plan includes every feature, so the main distinction is roster capacity rather than access to specific tools. The category limit is 20 clients, which makes the free option and lower-priced plans particularly relevant to smaller coaching practices.
Tyzra’s nutrition workflow is supported by USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts search, plus barcode scanning for packaged foods. Coaches can also import CSV history and receive migration assistance, while Stripe is listed among the integrations. The main trade-off is platform scope: Tyzra is web-only, and its client experience is an installable mobile web app rather than an App Store or Google Play application. Coaches needing a larger integration ecosystem or native mobile applications should consider alternatives. For budget-conscious coaches who value broad nutrition and coaching coverage over extensive platform connectivity, Tyzra is a practical fit.
Tyzra pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes every feature
- Combines nutrition, check-ins, habits, and workout programming
- Barcode scanning and 90-day macro adherence trends
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only platform
- Limited integrations beyond food databases and Stripe
- Paid tiers mainly differ by roster size
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