You talk to the builder.
Your email reaches the person who writes the code, which means a good suggestion can become a change that ships rather than a ticket that sits in a queue somewhere.
We're looking for our founding partners: coaches, brands and athletes who would like a genuine hand in shaping Fiz while it's still early enough to matter. The people whose programming, kit and training will help decide what this platform is really for.
The apps are live on iOS and Android, and coaches are already selling their programming through them. What isn't settled yet is the roadmap for the coming year, and that's the part we'd like to write with you.
Most platforms eventually stop listening. Features start being decided by committee, placement gets sold, and the people who showed up first find themselves queuing behind the people who showed up with a budget. Fiz hasn't reached that point, and the best time to get involved is well before it does.
We should be straightforward about what's on offer here. Fiz is too young to sell you reach, and we won't pretend otherwise. What a founding partner gets is influence: a direct line to the person building it, and a real say in what gets made next. If you work in functional fitness, hybrid racing or strength sport, this is the stage where telling us what you need genuinely changes the product.
We're keeping the group deliberately small, about as many relationships as one person can look after properly at the same time. Doing this well matters more to us than doing it at scale.
Your email reaches the person who writes the code, which means a good suggestion can become a change that ships rather than a ticket that sits in a queue somewhere.
The roadmap for the coming year is still open. Founding partners get to see it before it's settled, and the things they tell us they need have a habit of turning up on it.
Being one of the first names on a platform is something you only get to be once, and it tends to be worth rather more later than it looks today.
These are three quite different conversations, so each has its own subject line. Picking the right one helps us come back to you faster and with something more useful, because we'll already know roughly what you're writing about.
For independent programmers, remote and hybrid coaches, competition-prep specialists, and affiliate owners who sell beyond their own members.
If you only want the software, you can sign yourself up. It's free for 14 days and there's no call to sit through. Write to us if you'd like something beyond the standard product, such as a co-marketed launch or a program we build together.
For brands in kit, equipment, nutrition, apparel, events, gyms and competitions who have a real audience of people who train.
Subject line: Fiz Partnership Brand. We agree terms case by case, since these tend to look quite different from one another.
For competitors, hybrid racers, lifters and runners who share their training and have people following along.
Subject line: Fiz Partnership Athlete. Follower count matters less here than you might expect, so do read the next section first.
The most useful partners tend not to be the ones with the biggest audiences. They're the ones whose people genuinely train, log what they've done, and speak up when something is broken. Sixty athletes who turn up will teach us more than a hundred thousand followers who scroll past.
So there's no follower threshold to clear. What matters is whether you're building something real, and whether you'd still use Fiz if nobody happened to notice that you did.
There's no application portal and no form here, which is deliberate. Send us an email with the right subject line and enough detail to work with, and you'll get a straight answer: yes, no, or not yet. We'll always come back to you either way.
Use the subject line for your track, and tell us who you are, what you do, where your people are, and what you'd like to build. Links tend to be more useful than descriptions, so do send us the real thing.
We'll work out together whether there's something worth doing here. Over email is usually enough, and we'll only suggest a call if it would genuinely help. If it isn't a fit, we'll say so quickly and let you get on with your day.
A program, a challenge or a launch. We'll put the terms in writing before anything begins, and the aim is always to get something live that people can genuinely use.
Fiz is a small team and every reply is written by a person, so if your email deserves a considered answer it may take a few days to arrive. It will arrive.
Send us an email with the right subject line, and you'll hear back from the person building Fiz.
Email hello@joinfiz.com