Yatna

Yatna keeps a running club together — the leaderboard, the challenges, the group chat, the training, and the quiet accountability of people noticing whether you showed up. Connect Strava once and everything fills in on its own. Miles or kilometres, pounds or kilograms — whichever way you think. TRAIN • Week-by-week training plans built around a real race and date, with paces from your own recent running • Strength and mobility plans for the days you're not running, now with reference photos for every movement — no more guessing what a "pike pushup" is • Analytics that go past totals: VO2max trend, cadence, consistency, and a personal-record timeline • Gear tracking that tells you when your shoes are done • Short guides on strength, mobility, food, injuries and kit — written plainly, sources shown, and no pretending we're experts COMPETE • Club leaderboards by week, month or year, with any two members side by side — tap a name to see exactly which runs made up their total • Challenges you can build yourself — distance, elevation, streaks, bingo cards, or a shared group goal • A personal challenge every month, built from your own last three months — a stretch you can picture hitting, not a club-wide number that flatters some people and buries everyone else • Badges that arrive when you've actually earned them TOGETHER • A feed of what everyone in the club is doing, with likes, loves and comment threads • Events with RSVPs, and Coach Corner for the people who know what they're talking about • Forums on every challenge and event, so the trash talk has somewhere to live • Run your own club: public and findable, or private and invite-only — add people by email or send a link over WhatsApp, and approve everyone yourself SEE WHAT YOUR RUNNING ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE Film ten seconds of yourself on a treadmill, from the side or from behind, and get the numbers runners normally pay a lab for: cadence, how far ahead of you your foot lands, how much you lean, how far your hips drop with each stride. Every number comes with a plain-English line on what it means and whether it matters — not a dashboard you're left to interpret alone. It all happens on your phone. The video is never uploaded — not to us, not to anyone. There's no code path that sends it anywhere, which is rather the point when you're filming yourself half-dressed on a treadmill. CHOTU, YOUR AI COACH Ask choTu anything about your training and it answers from your real data — not generic advice. What's on the plan today, how this month compares to last, who's leading a challenge, what your pace trend actually says. It'll also tell you plainly when it doesn't know something, which is more than most apps manage. FUEL — WEIGHT, WITHOUT THE NONSENSE Track your weight and watch a smoothed trend instead of a number that swings two pounds because you had a salty dinner. Set a goal and the app will refuse to help you chase an unhealthy one — nothing faster than 1% of body weight a week, and nothing below a healthy weight for your height. When your training load spikes, it holds your intake steady instead of pushing you further into a deficit. Photograph a meal and choTu will estimate what's in it and roughly how many calories — with an honest range, because a photo can't show portion size or how much oil went into the pan. Your weight and body data are visible to you and nobody else. Not other members, not club admins, not the person who runs the app. That's enforced in the database, not just hidden on a screen. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Yatna is a private club portal, not a public social network. Nothing is published to the open internet. Your data is never sold, and it's never used to train AI models. Fuel is a general wellness tool, not a medical device. It doesn't diagnose or treat anything, and nothing it says is a substitute for a doctor or dietitian.