Riafy Tech’s dance app offers original and customised ways to support people in maintaining their physical and mental fitness.
Year 2022 witnessed Riafy Technologies, a KSUM incubated startup company, winning a milestone achievement, as users chose the company’s novel app as their ‘favourite’, finding ‘Dance Workout for Weight Loss’ among Google Play’s Best of 2022 Awards.
The app provides original and customised ways to support people in maintaining their physical and mental fitness. With a creative solution to add fun to daily workouts, it mixes dance with a workout routine, guaranteeing holistic experience.
Riafy is being incubated under Kerala Startup Mission, the nodal agency of the government for entrepreneurship development and incubation activities in the state.
Riafy Tech dance app in 11 languages
The app, available in 11 languages, is being used by around lakhs of users in 176 countries. With the ‘pandemic pounds’ phenomenon, several individuals suffered from acute weight problems and associated health issues, unable to access fitness regimes.
The award, which was announced in September at the Google Developer summit in Bengaluru, was given over to the company at the KSUM-organised Global Huddle meet in Thiruvananthapuram earlier this month.
With a social motto to create a healthy generation by making people move with dance, Riafy plans to scale the app’s users to nearly one million by end-2023, according to the company’s Co-founder and CEO John Mathew.
“Into our tenth year, we are also planning to enhance the user experience by making use of its advanced artificial intelligence capabilities and relational intelligence engine,” he added.
Used by 45 mn people
In less than eight years, Riafy team’s innovative work has gained international attention from Google and Apple. The company was the first Indian developer to be featured at Google I/O, the world’s largest Android conference (2015) and has since been showcased for four consecutive years.
Riafy’s consumer-end products are used by 45 million people in 160 countries and 27 global languages.
