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ZOZOFIT Launches ZOZOFIT Pro, a 3D Body Data Dashboard for Gyms, Studios and Clinics

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ZOZOFIT Launches ZOZOFIT Pro, a 3D Body Data Dashboard for Gyms, Studios and Clinics
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ZOZOFIT Launches ZOZOFIT Pro, a 3D Body Data Dashboard for Gyms, Studios and Clinics

2026-10-21 03:00 Last Updated At:03:10

SANTA MONICA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct 20, 2026--

ZOZO Apparel USA, Inc., the operator of ZOZOFIT, today announced the general availability of ZOZOFIT Pro, a browser-based dashboard that gives gyms, studios, wellness businesses and clinics one place to manage their clients' 3D body measurement data. It builds on the ZOZOFIT app, downloaded more than 1.3 million times, which clients use on the phone they already own. Any U.S. business can sign up now, with no scanning hardware to buy and no per-client fee.

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Businesses built around body change have had thin tools — a scale, a tape measure and a spreadsheet — and no record their clients can see. Clients who cannot see progress stop coming back. As GLP-1 medications have spread in the U.S., inquiries from weight-loss providers have climbed: they want more than weight — body fat percentage and change by body part, in a form clients can read at a glance.

What ZOZOFIT is

ZOZOFIT is 3D body scan technology that brings precise body measurement into a smartphone app. The app is free and runs on iOS and Android. Standing in front of the phone camera in their own tight-fitting clothes, a user gets a 3D body model, 17 circumference measurements, body fat percentage, fat mass, lean mass and BMI in under two minutes. A premium plan adds more options at $29.99 a year. More at zozofit.com.

Why businesses and their clients find it practical

Nothing changes on site: no booth, no floor space, no appointment time spent measuring, because clients scan between visits. What changes is what they see — progress by body part, color-coded for gains and losses, and set side by side with any earlier scan.

What ZOZOFIT Pro adds

How client data is handled

Data reaches a business dashboard only after the client reviews and accepts the terms of service, the privacy policy and third-party data sharing. Photographs taken during a scan are processed on the device and deleted; only non-image data is encrypted and sent to the cloud.

Customer comment

" Everything was measured by hand — one position today, a slightly different one next week. It is slow, and it is awkward. Most tools built for clinics come with hardware and only work in the office. Then I found the ZOZOFIT app," said Roberto Pujol, owner of Water's Edge Medical Clinic & Spa in St. Petersburg, Fla., which had early access to ZOZOFIT Pro. " It is easy to use and intuitive. We win new patients by telling the stories of the ones who came before them, and that takes data. Together, the app and the dashboard are a powerful retention tool. "

Availability and pricing

ZOZOFIT Pro became available across the U.S. on Oct. 13, 2026. It is priced at $2,460 a year — $205 a month, billed annually at the start of the contract — with unlimited invited client seats. Details and sign-up at pro.zozofit.com.

Important note

ZOZOFIT Pro is not intended for diagnosis, prevention, treatment, condition monitoring, medical advice or clinical decision support. When used by a medical facility, it is limited to general wellness and to the visualization of body shape change and communication with clients.

About ZOZOFIT

ZOZOFIT is 3D body scan technology that brings precise body measurement and, on its premium plan, AI-powered nutrition tracking into one free smartphone app. It is operated by ZOZO Apparel USA, Inc., a California-based subsidiary of ZOZO, Inc. More at zozofit.com.

About ZOZO Group

ZOZO Group spans Japan, the U.S., the U.K., New Zealand and Vietnam. Parent company ZOZO, Inc., founded in 1998 in Japan, operates the fashion e-commerce site ZOZOTOWN, which carries more than 11,000 brands. More at corp.zozo.com/en/.

From Client scan to business insights, one dashboard to track measurements, monitor progress, and review client history.

From Client scan to business insights, one dashboard to track measurements, monitor progress, and review client history.

Introducing ZOZOFIT Pro, a 3D body data dashboard.

Introducing ZOZOFIT Pro, a 3D body data dashboard.

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FILE - The Netflix logo is displayed on the company's website on Feb. 2, 2023, in New York. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)

FILE - The Netflix logo is displayed on the company's website on Feb. 2, 2023, in New York. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)

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