ChargeHive Fit
A complete training, nutrition and wellness app that builds a plan around your goals, the equipment you actually have, and the days you can actually train. It comes with your pass at no extra charge.
Free with your ChargeHive plan
ChargeHive Fit is included with both paid plans — the ChargeHive Service Pass and the ChargeHive Dealership Partner Pass — at every term, starting from ₹899 for a 30-day pass. There is no separate fitness subscription, no upgrade and no in-app purchase inside the fitness app.
Access runs for the full term of your pass and ends when the pass ends. Nothing renews on its own, because a ChargeHive pass never does.
Hold a paid plan
A Service Pass at any term, or an active dealership plan.
Register your email
In the ChargeHive EV app under Settings, using the address your plan is under.
Create your account
Open ChargeHive Fit, tap Create an account, use that same address.
352 exercises, on your phone, offline
Every one of the 352 movements ships with the app as a video demonstration — in both a male and a female variant — along with its poster frame. Roughly 112 MB of 720p footage lives in the download itself.
Nothing streams. Tap an exercise and it plays instantly, on the first launch, on a dead connection, in a basement gym with no signal. There is no buffering spinner anywhere in the workout player because there is nothing to buffer.
What it does
A plan built for your situation
Your goal, current fitness level, the equipment you can reach, the days you can train, how long a session can run and how hard you want it — all of it feeds the plan generator. Change any of them later and the plan rebuilds around the new answer.
It adapts to how the last session felt
Every finished session records how hard it actually was. That feedback is what makes the next block harder or easier — not a fixed twelve-week template that ignores the week you were ill.
A timer that cannot drift
The workout clock is derived from the wall clock and recomputed every tick, never decremented. Drop frames, stall the phone, background the app for ten minutes, skip forward, step back — it self-corrects to the right number instead of quietly losing time.
Works without a connection
The exercise catalogue, the food database and every log you make are on the device. The app is fully usable with the phone in aeroplane mode.
Nutrition built for Indian food
Roti, dal, dosa, idli, poha, paneer, biryani, sambar — measured the way people actually serve them, in katoris, rotis and glasses, because nobody weighs a chapati. Water and portion logging sit alongside it.
Calories are arithmetic, not guesswork
Every logged item is the database's per-100 g values times the grams you actually ate. Nothing is inferred by a model. Dishes whose recipe varies by household are labelled as estimates, so you always know which number is exact.
Progress that stays honest
Adherence is measured against the days you actually tracked, so a slow start is not reported as “0% — you missed 29 days”. Untracked days are drawn as gaps rather than zeros, and a day you went over target is shown going over rather than clipped at 100%.
Reminders you asked for
Local notifications only, off until you switch one on, with quiet hours from 22:00 to 06:00 and each category independently controllable. One annoying notification stream is how an app gets silenced entirely.
Any accent colour you like
Pick any colour and the whole palette derives from it — including a contrast correction that guarantees the accent and the text on it both stay legible, in light mode and dark mode alike.
Accessible by default
Every audio cue during a workout is also shown on screen, so nothing depends on sound. Metric and imperial units, plus accessibility settings, are in the app's own settings rather than buried in the OS.
Women's health
Built for women, not adapted for them
Most fitness apps treat women's health as a bolt-on. ChargeHive Fit ships a full menstrual cycle tracker on the Track tab, female demonstration videos for every one of the 352 exercises, and calorie maths that uses the correct equation rather than a male figure with a discount applied.
A real cycle tracker
Log flow intensity, symptoms, mood, pain and energy for any day. See the month as a calendar, with a prediction card for what comes next and which phase you are in — Period, Follicular, Fertile window or Luteal.
Yours to turn on or off
It defaults on for someone who answered “female” during onboarding and off for everyone else — and the Profile toggle overrides that in both directions. The gender question is skippable, so the toggle is offered to everybody.
It never invents a cycle
No logged period means no prediction at all, rather than a confident guess. One period gets a typical 28-day fallback that says so on screen. Only a completed cycle produces a prediction based on your own numbers.
A forgotten month is not a 60-day cycle
Implausible gaps are excluded from your average instead of poisoning every future prediction — and the app tells you how many it skipped rather than quietly dropping them.
Estimates are drawn as estimates
A day you recorded is filled in; a day the app predicted is only outlined. The difference is carried by shape, not by a shade of colour you would have to decode. You also cannot log the future.
Training notes per phase
Each phase carries a plainly hedged note — energy is often lowest during a period, usually climbs through the follicular phase, often dips before the next one. Tendencies across people, never a claim about your particular day.
Your cycle data never leaves your phone
Period dates, symptoms and predictions are stored on the device and stay there. They are never uploaded, never shared, never aggregated and never used for advertising or profiling — and signing in to a ChargeHive account does not change that. Deleting them in the app deletes them, because there is no server copy to outlive the deletion.
Your body data stays on your device
Weight, body measurements, workout history, food and water logs, injury preferences and cycle entries are all stored locally. Signing in to a ChargeHive account writes an account record — your email, display name, the policy versions you accepted and the linked ChargeHive EV account id — and nothing else. None of the rows above go with it.
Your ChargeHive pass is read from your EV account so the app can show you what you hold. ChargeHive Fit never writes to it.
Export everything, any time
Builds a JSON copy of your data and hands it straight to your share sheet. It never passes through us.
Delete all of it, or part of it
Scoped deletes — workouts only, food only, weight only, cycle only — sit beside a full wipe. Nothing is retained on a server, so nothing survives it.
The full disclosure of what is collected, why, and where it is kept is in our Privacy Policy, which covers every ChargeHive product as one ecosystem.
Health and safety
ChargeHive Fit is a fitness and wellness tool. It is not a medical device, it does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition, and nothing in it is medical advice.
Consult a qualified professional before starting a new exercise programme, particularly if you are pregnant, recovering from an injury or illness, or managing an existing condition. Body areas you ask the app to train around are recorded as a preference, never as a diagnosis.
Calorie and macro targets are calculated with the standard Mifflin–St Jeor equation from the details you enter. They are a starting point for a healthy adult, not a prescription.
It comes with the pass
Every paid ChargeHive plan already includes it. Get the ChargeHive EV app, hold a pass, and enrol from the Fitness card.