Training
Your plan, sets and RIR, plus your runs and rides in the same week. So you see what strength and cardio do to you together.
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Zulta connects your training, nutrition and recovery and tells you what it means. Built for people who run, ride, fight or do Hyrox next to the gym.

What's in the app
Your plan, sets and RIR, plus your runs and rides in the same week. So you see what strength and cardio do to you together.
Scan your plate, type what you ate or look it up. Your targets move with how hard you train that day.
A short daily check-in and the data from your watch or ring. You see whether you can push today or should take it easy.
An AI coach that knows your whole week. An honest review every week and one concrete focus for the next.
Every exercise shows which muscles work. The main muscle bright orange, the helpers lighter.



Just your email address. Takes ten seconds.
With the download link, on the day Zulta is in the App Store.
Then 9.99 euros a month or 79.99 euros a year. Cancel any time.
Zulta is a fitness app for hybrid athletes: people who combine strength training with running, cycling, combat sports or Hyrox. It puts your strength and endurance work in one weekly plan, tracks your sets, nutrition and recovery, and an AI coach adjusts the plan to how your week actually went.
Zulta launches on iPhone first. After a 7-day free trial it costs 9.99 euros a month or 79.99 euros a year. Zulta is a Dutch company based in Nieuwegein, the Netherlands (KvK 94802653).
Anyone who does an endurance or combat sport next to the gym and does not want one to get in the way of the other. Beginners get a plan at their level, experienced athletes adjust it themselves.
You try the app free for 7 days. After that Zulta costs 9.99 euros a month or 79.99 euros a year. Cancel any time.
Zulta is still in development. Join the waitlist and you get an email on the day the app is in the App Store.
Zulta launches on iPhone first. There is no date for an Android version yet.
Zulta is a Dutch company based in Nieuwegein, founded by Philip Kober. Questions go to [email protected].