Press,SAPO TEK
MyFitnessClient in SAPO TEK: four friends from Amarante
On 23 October, SAPO TEK published an article by Gustavo Dias about MyFitnessClient and the four friends from Amarante who built it.
On 23 October 2026, SAPO TEK, a Portuguese technology news site, published in its Apps section the article "MyFitnessClient: a app portuguesa criada por quatro amigos de Amarante para ajudar personal trainers e nutricionistas" ("MyFitnessClient: the Portuguese app created by four friends from Amarante to help personal trainers and nutritionists"), written by Gustavo Dias.
The article tells how the idea came from complaints by friends who were personal trainers about the apps they used, our path so far, and what the platform brings together for people who coach clients, from workouts and nutrition to assessments and payments.
Seeing our story told in SAPO TEK makes the whole team proud. Thank you to Gustavo Dias and SAPO TEK for their interest and for the accuracy with which they told it.
Read the article on SAPO TEK (in Portuguese)
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SAPO TEK, October 23, 2026
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MyFitnessClient is the software personal trainers and nutritionists use to work with their clients: workouts, meal plans, assessments and payments.
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