Ravi Sathe, founder and developer of Rizono

The founder issue · Rizono

Ravi Sathe: He built the whole fitness app. Alone.

Calories, steps, workouts, gyms and trainers in one app. Ravi Sathe designed every screen and wrote the web app, the backend and the Android apps himself.

Name
Ravi SatheFounder & Developer
Years building software
4+
Apps: member, partner, admin
3
Designed & coded in-house
100%

Why I built Rizono

Ravi Sathe
Getting fitter shouldn't need five different apps.

Rizono started with a simple frustration: food in one app, steps in another, workouts in a third, and no easy way to find a good gym nearby. I wanted one place that does all of it well and stays simple enough to use every single day.

As founder and developer, I designed every screen and wrote the web app, the backend and the Android apps myself, so every detail fits together.

Mission

Make healthy habits easy to start and easy to keep, for everyone, free.

How I build

Clean, fast, maintainable code. Phone-first screens. No feature without a real reason.

Ravi Sathe

The kit behind Rizono

One full-stack setup for web, server and mobile, all written by one developer.

Frontend

  • Angular
  • TypeScript
  • RxJS & Signals
  • HTML5
  • SCSS
  • GSAP

Backend

  • Java
  • Spring Boot
  • REST APIs
  • Database design
  • JWT security

Mobile

  • Capacitor
  • Android
  • Push notifications
  • Offline sync

Design & Ops

  • UI/UX design
  • Dark mode
  • SEO & SSR
  • Performance
  • Cloud deployment

From idea to launch

How Rizono came together, one stage after another.

  1. Idea

    Fitness apps were scattered: one for food, one for steps, one for workouts. I set out to put it all in one place.

  2. Planning

    Mapped the features, the data model and the APIs before writing the first screen.

  3. Design

    Every screen designed for phones first: clear numbers, few taps, light and dark themes.

  4. Build

    The Angular web app, the Spring Boot backend and the Android apps, from the ground up.

  5. Testing

    Real devices, real days of use, every rough edge fixed along the way.

  6. Launch

    Rizono went live on the web and Android for members, gyms and trainers.

  7. Next

    Smarter suggestions, more guided workouts and deeper progress insights.

What guides every decision

Six rules every Rizono feature has to pass.

Simplicity

Fewer taps, clearer numbers. If it needs a manual, it isn’t done.

Reliability

Your data is safe, and the app works even when the network doesn’t.

Performance

Fast loads and smooth screens on everyday phones, not just flagships.

User first

Every feature starts from a real need of someone trying to get fitter.

Useful tech

Modern tech only where it helps, like snapping a photo to log food.

Always improving

Small updates, often. Feedback goes straight into the next release.

Let's talk.

A partnership, a gym or trainer listing, a job, or a feature you'd love to see. I read every message.