LOXAHATCHEE, Fla. — Sagoma has released three connected fitness apps for iPhone and Apple Watch, including Sagoma Pro, trainer software priced at a flat $49 a month for unlimited clients with no per-client fee.
Most software sold to personal trainers charges per client, so a trainer’s costs rise as their roster grows. Sagoma Pro charges one flat rate — $49 monthly or $449 annually — regardless of how many clients a trainer coaches. Those clients use Sagoma Link, a companion app that is free permanently, on both iPhone and Android.
The consumer app, Sagoma, is for people training themselves. It is free to download, then $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year after a 14-day trial.
All three treat the Apple Watch as a primary surface rather than a companion. A full gym session runs from the wrist with the phone elsewhere: logging every set, rest timers, weigh-ins and questions to the coach, reconciling when the devices meet again.
What a person logs is encrypted on the device before it is transmitted. The company holds ciphertext and a wrapped key and cannot open either. Sagoma also publishes an accounting of what remains visible to it — that an entry was logged, when, from which device, and how many bytes long it was — at sagoma.app/blog/we-cannot-read-your-log.
The coaching is built to decline certain requests. Asked how to reach a physique that required pharmacological assistance, it says that is what it required rather than producing a programme, and it does not answer questions about specific compounds.
Sagoma ships in 27 languages across 175 territories. The apps carry 430,284 branded foods for barcode scanning, 13,622 foods built in so search works with no signal, and 1,394 exercises with demonstrations. They require iOS 26 and watchOS 26.
Sagoma is built by a single developer, David Lopez, and published by Whitetowers Group LLC of Loxahatchee, Florida. There is no outside funding.
Press materials, including every figure with the source it came from, are at sagoma.app/press. Review codes and TestFlight builds are available on request from hello@sagoma.app.
Sagoma is a physique coach for iPhone and Apple Watch, built by David Lopez and released in September 2026 by Whitetowers Group LLC in Florida. It reads what you ate, what you lifted and where your weight is trending, tells you what to change — and refuses to promise a body that required drugs. There are three apps: Sagoma for people training themselves, Sagoma Pro for personal trainers at a flat $49 a month with unlimited clients, and Sagoma Link, free permanently, for a trainer’s clients on iPhone and Android. No outside funding. One developer. sagoma.app
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