Build a workout habit with short, guided bodyweight sessions that fit real life.
A clear path from plan to progress
See how RazFit brings your plan, guided sessions, exercise library, and progress together.
Home
Set Your Starting Point
Your plan
Adapted to Your Level
Guided workout
Train Anywhere
Exercise library
30 Exercises
Achievements
Gamification That Motivates
Every bit of movement can count
Health guidelines agree on the basics: some movement is better than none. For adults, the full goal is 150 to 300 minutes of moderate aerobic activity a week, plus strength work on two or more days. Nobody expects you to start there.
Read the Physical Activity Guidelines-
Guided Workouts
Clear videos and built-in timers show the session step by step.
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Automatic Tracking
Finished sessions become visible progress without extra logging.
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Momentum Cues
Badges and streaks help the habit feel worth repeating.
Evidence and answers
How to read this guidance
These recommendations are for adults. Activity intensity varies by person and session, so a short RazFit workout does not automatically count toward the aerobic target.
Built Around What Helps People Start
RazFit keeps the method practical: short sessions, bodyweight movement, clear guidance, and motivation loops that support consistency.
- Short Sessions Can Be Meaningful (Journal of Physiology). Brief, focused training can help people lower the barrier to movement and build a repeatable routine.
- Bodyweight Training Lowers Friction (Int. J. Exercise Science). Bodyweight exercises let you train without a gym setup, making each session easier to start.
- Movement Adds Up Over Time (WHO Guidelines). Public health guidance supports regular physical activity, and shorter sessions can make consistency more realistic.
- Motivation Cues Support Adherence (Sports Medicine). Visible progress, milestones, and rewards can help people notice effort and return to the next session.
The RazFit Method
- Progressive Overload Exercises can scale gradually so your plan does not depend on all-or-nothing effort.
- Flexible Recovery Rest and pacing matter, especially when you are building a routine you can repeat.
- Flexible Training Choose the time, focus, and coach style that fits today instead of forcing a perfect schedule.
The Usual Reasons Do Not Have to Win
Common worries answered before they stop your next workout.
- "I'm too busy" That is why RazFit starts at 1 minute. Open the app, choose the time you have, and move.
- "Will I actually see results?" Consistency is the first result to build. RazFit helps you show up often enough to notice change.
- "I'm not athletic" Start with beginner-friendly movements and build from the level you have today.
- "I've tried fitness apps before" RazFit keeps the next step small, guided, and visible so the habit is easier to restart.
- "What if I get injured?" Guided videos and flexible difficulty help you choose movements that match your current level.
- "I hate commitments" Start with the 3-day free trial and cancel anytime from the App Store.
Start Small. Decide Later.
Try the full app first, then decide if RazFit belongs in your routine.
- Private & Secure Your account and purchase are handled through the iOS ecosystem.
- No Equipment Needed Train at home, at work, or while traveling with bodyweight exercises.
- Apple Exclusive Built 100% for iPhone and iPad. Native experience, fast and smooth as Apple intended.
RazFit is built around a simple promise: make starting easier, keep the next workout clear, and let you stay in control of your plan.
RazFit in detail
Follow the Move. No Guessing.
RazFit gives you the next exercise, the timer, and the visual cue in one place so starting feels simple.
The Problem Is Not You
Most fitness plans are built for perfect days. Your life is not.
- No Clear Time Work runs late, plans move, and a gym trip turns into a whole second schedule.
- No Easy Restart You miss a few days, lose the thread, and the app starts feeling like another thing you failed.
- Too Many Decisions Sets, equipment, plans, timers, technique notes. You just need to know what to do next.
RazFit removes the friction so showing up feels small enough to repeat.
Your Plan Fits Today
Choose the time you have, follow the move, and let every session count.
- Set Your Starting Point Tell RazFit your level, goal, and rhythm so the app can start where you actually are.
- Pick Today’s Minutes Choose 1, 5, or 10 minutes based on your day. No gym. Just your body.
- Follow the Move Video guidance and timers show what to do next, so there is no guessing between exercises.
- Keep the Loop Going Track sessions, unlock 32 badges, and keep you going with visible proof that you showed up.
Everything Behind The Habit
Short sessions, guided movement, flexible plans, and progress cues built for busy days.
- 30 Exercises
- Personalized Training
- 32 Achievement Badges
- AI Coaches Orion & Lyssa
- 17 Languages
- No Equipment Needed
Less than a coffee a month
Start with the free trial, then keep the plan that fits your routine.
Annual Plan
3 Days Free
- Full access to all features
- Cancel anytime
See your price in the app after onboarding. The final price is shown in the App Store before you confirm your subscription.
- App Store secure
- 14-day refund
Clear answers before you decide if RazFit fits your day.
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Do I need equipment to train?
Do I need equipment to train?
No equipment needed. RazFit uses bodyweight exercises so you can train without a gym setup.
Train at home, at work, in a hotel, or anywhere you have a little space. No gym. Just your body and 1-10 minutes.
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Is 1-10 minutes per day enough?
Is 1-10 minutes per day enough?
It can be enough to start the habit. RazFit focuses on 1-10 minute sessions because consistency usually fails before effort does.
Short workouts are not magic, and they do not replace every kind of training. They lower the barrier so you can move more often, even on busy days.
If you only have a few minutes, RazFit gives you a clear session instead of letting the day become a missed workout.
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I'm a beginner, can I do this?
I'm a beginner, can I do this?
Yes. RazFit is designed for people who need a realistic starting point, not a perfect fitness background.
You can choose short sessions, beginner-friendly movements, and the workout focus that fits your current level.
The goal is to make the next workout feel clear enough to begin. Start small, follow the guided move, and build from there.
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Can I cancel my subscription?
Can I cancel my subscription?
Yes, cancel anytime through your App Store subscription settings.
Your access stays active through the period you already paid for, according to App Store subscription rules.
RazFit is built to earn its place in your routine with short guided workouts, visible progress, and 32 badges that keep you going.
3 full days free.
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No gym. Just your body, guided moves, and 32 badges that keep you going.
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