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Built in Lahore, for gyms that run on a register

Liftsol is gym management software for Pakistan. Not translated for Pakistan, but designed around how gyms here actually collect fees, chase them, and find out too late that somebody stopped coming.

Why this exists

The month a gym owner has, described accurately

Walk into most gyms in Pakistan and the business runs on two things: a ruled register at the counter and a WhatsApp thread on the owner’s phone. It works, in the sense that the gym is open. It also means nobody knows what is owed until the end of the month, reminders go out when somebody has the energy to retype them forty times, and a member who quietly stopped coming in week two is discovered in week six when they cancel.

None of that is a discipline problem. It is what happens when the tool is a notebook. The software that would fix it is written for studios in other countries, priced in dollars, organised around booking classes, and it assumes a member will install an app and a receptionist will read English documentation.

So Liftsol is the other thing: the two jobs a gym owner actually buys software for, collecting fees and knowing who came in, done properly, in rupees, with reminders in Urdu, on the phones people here carry. The rest of it is why the members stay.

What it is not

Three things we decided against

Not a class-booking app

Most gym software is built around booking a spot in a class, because that is how boutique studios in other countries work. A gym in Lahore sells a monthly membership and needs to know who paid and who came in. That is the product this is.

Not priced in dollars

Software billed per member in a foreign currency stops making sense at the third branch. Pricing here follows the size of the gym, in rupees.

Not a form on a website

There is no lead form anywhere on this site and no sales sequence waiting behind one. The number on this page is the number that answers, and it is the same one that answers support later.

Where we are

Lahore, Pakistan

Close enough to come to your gym, sit at your counter, and watch your staff use it, which is how the training in our services actually happens.

Tell us about your gym

How many members, how many branches, and what you use today. That is enough for us to tell you whether this is worth your time.