The gym membership is paid. You’ve been three times.
ComboZen helps you restart gently, at a mum’s pace, and keep going.
Restart gently14-day free trial, no commitment.
Sound familiar?
After two pregnancies, you want your body back, your energy, some time for yourself. You joined the gym with enthusiasm. But between short nights, sick children and work, the sessions slip away one by one. Every monthly direct debit reminds you.
Why nothing has stuck so far
Return-to-exercise programmes assume three sessions a week from the start. With two children, that isn’t realistic, and every missed session feels like failure.
What ComboZen changes for you
Really starting small
One session a week to begin with. When it holds, the app suggests adding another. Not before.
A missed day erases nothing
A sick child, a week with no session: the streak restarts, your record stays. You don’t have to start from scratch.
When it’s actually possible
Each session has its moment of the day: during nap time, in the evening when your partner is home. A reminder at the time that works for you.
In practice
Month 1: one session on Saturday morning. Month 2: add a 30-minute session on Wednesday evening. Month 3: the app suggests stepping up. You accept, because it’s holding.
Everything included, monthly or for life
4,90 €per month
or 29 € in a single payment, lifetime access
14-day free trial. Cancel online at any time, in a few clicks.
- Unlimited goals and steps
- Reminders on your device, widget and badge
- Tracking of consistency, combos and zones
- Android app, and add to home screen on iPhone
- Your data kept to yourself
What you write is nobody’s business but yours
Your goals are kept to their author by the database’s own access rules. Neither another user nor the publisher of the service can read them — administration sees usage volumes only, never a wording. No bank details pass through this site, and no advertising tracker is installed on it.
ComboZen is a tool for organisation and personal development. It is not a medical device or a form of care, and it does not replace the advice of a health professional.