Your app. Your name. Your client.
True white-label: your logo, your colors, installed on the client's phone as your app, the client never sees NAGY.
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your brand, zero NAGY logo
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on the client's home screen
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competitor logos in front of your client
NagyPerformanceSelected day · Week 5
Leg day
Quads and glutes
6 exercises ready to log kg, reps and RIR.
Diet
5 meals
Weight
80.9 kg
Achievements
3 records
Routine
2 days
When you recommend a fitness app, you put someone else's brand in front of your client every single day. They open Trainerize, MyFitnessPal, or Hevy, not you. NAGY is different: the app the client installs carries your name and looks like you built it. It lives on their home screen as your product, it opens to your colors, and NAGY never appears anywhere in the client experience. This is what it means to be a software company, not just a coach.
Your name, your logo, your colors
Upload your logo, set your brand color and choose your app name. That's what the client sees when they install the app, when they open it, and every time they log a session. It is yours end to end.
- Custom app name on the home screen icon
- Your logo throughout the client experience
- Your brand color as the primary UI color
Installed on their phone like a real app
Clients install it in one tap from a link and it lands on their home screen with your icon, and your app can also be published to the App Store and Google Play under your brand. It works offline. It looks native. It is indistinguishable from an app you paid a developer to build.
- On iOS and Android, App Store, Google Play or one-tap web install
- Works offline at the gym, syncs when back online
- Full-screen experience with no browser chrome
NAGY is invisible to your client
There is no NAGY splash screen, no NAGY watermark, no 'powered by' footer. The client experience starts with your brand and ends with your brand. If a client asks what app you use, the honest answer is yours.
- No NAGY branding in the client-facing UI
- No 'powered by' labels or third-party logos
- The client relationship stays between you and them
Your brand on their home screen, every day
A client who opens your branded app daily builds a habit around you. When they see your logo every time they log a set, your coaching becomes part of their routine, not an app's routine. That is the difference between retention and churn.
Why it's better
Recommending a generic app trains clients to value the app, not you
If a client gets great results using Trainerize, they credit Trainerize. If they ever leave, they keep the app. Your own branded app means the experience, the results and the relationship are all tied to you, when they cancel, they lose something irreplaceable.
A branded app makes you look like a software company, and justifies your price
When you send a client an invite to install your app, you signal that you operate at a different level than coaches who share a PDF and a WhatsApp group. That perception supports a higher price point before the client has even seen your programming.
No competitor's logo in front of your client
Most 'coach apps' still show their own branding, you're paying to put someone else's name in front of your client every day. Even well-known platforms in the coaching space do this. NAGY does not appear anywhere the client can see.
What you get
- Look like a software company from day one of the client relationship
- Reinforce your brand every time the client logs a session
- Tie results and retention to you, not to a third-party app
- Justify a premium price with a premium product experience
- Eliminate competitor logos from your client's daily routine
NAGY vs the rest?
See the side-by-side with spreadsheets, generic apps and other white-label tools.
CompareFrequently asked
Does the client ever see the NAGY name or logo?
No. NAGY does not appear anywhere in the client-facing experience, not on the app icon, not inside the app, not in notification text. The only brand the client sees is yours.
How does the client install the app?
You send them an invite link and they add the app to their home screen in two taps, or you publish your branded app to the App Store and Google Play. It works on iOS and Android either way.
Is the branding just a logo or does it go deeper?
Your logo appears throughout the app and your brand color becomes the primary interface color, buttons, accents, highlights. The app icon on the home screen also carries your name and logo, so it looks like a product you built.
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