Whayle

Most fitness apps have a retention problem, not a feature problem. Every tracker already logs calories and workouts. None of them fix the part where you log for four days, miss one, and quietly stop, because a streak only you can see has no real cost. Whayle's answer is the pod: a group of 3 to 6 friends who log into one shared weekly leaderboard. Every meal and session is points. Every Monday the board resets and the race starts again. You stop logging for a chart and start logging because a friend just passed you. On top of the social layer sits an AI layer that kills the friction: snap a photo of your plate to log a meal, search food in plain words, and get an AI coach that writes a real training plan from your actual numbers. The food database is built India-first, so local dishes and supplements are already in there. Free forever to log, build a pod, and compete. The AI features are the optional Pro tier.