Inside Cure.fit's plans to reach 100 million users (and other top stories of the day)

It’s already two weeks into 2020, and like every year, we all made some resolutions that we would like to keep. And, ‘joining a gym’ and ‘maintaining a healthy lifestyle’ would be on most people’s list given the rise in healthy living. 

Bengaluru-based Cure.fit has it all figured out to help you stick to your resolutions. What started in one small building in 2016, now operates over 200 centres across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, Chennai, Jaipur, Jammu and Kashmir, and even in Dubai.

With over 500,000 subscribers, Cure.fit has captured different verticals in the healthcare ecosystem. Now, it has one goal – to reach 100 million users in the next decade.

YourStory went ‘Behind the Scenes’ with the startup’s founders Mukesh Bansal and Ankit Nagori to understand how it integrates technology in such a strong offline model.  

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This food app is helping home chefs earn Rs 1 lakh a month

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Xiaomi India drops POCO; will become independent brand

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UP’s youth are helping elderly access government welfare schemes

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Amazon to create 1 million new jobs in India by 2025

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This entrepreneur’s men’s fashion brand is a Rs 2 Cr turnover company 

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GMetri helps companies train employees with a gamified AR/VR platform

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