FITTR vs Tyzra

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Tyzra is a client portal for online coaches covering check-ins, training, nutrition and progress tracking. Coaches can schedule check-in templates and review submissions with photos, trends and structured feedback in a queue sorted by urgency. Workout plans allow up to 14 sessions, 30 exercises per session and 20 sets per exercise, with RIR or RPE, tempo, rest, supersets, warm-ups and finishers. Client workout logs save on the device and sync when connectivity returns, including after a crash or page refresh. Food search uses USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts, and clients can scan barcodes without another tracking app. Meal plans support up to seven days, ten meals per day and two to six swappable options per meal. Coaches can compare progress photos from two check-ins; photos are visible only to the client and coach, with EXIF location data removed on upload. The dashboard surfaces review, overdue-client, compliance, inactivity and habit alerts. Coaches can import historical metrics, workout rows and photos by CSV, with migration help on every plan. Tyzra is for solo coaches and does not support multiple coaches on one account.