The agent assembled a comprehensive explanation of Fitify by combining the homepage metadata, app store listings, blog content, and third-party reviews—but had to work around a non-functional website navigation. The main gofitify.com site provided only metadata and marketing copy; pricing, features, and differentiation had to be sourced from iOS/Android app stores and external articles. The site itself was minimally navigable for discovery tasks.

• ›Step [1] (homepage) returned only meta tags and marketing tagline ('custom fitness plan tailored to your goals'); no substantive feature list, pricing, or audience segmentation. Steps [2–4] all returned 404s, confirming that dedicated pages for pricing, app, and other sections do not exist or are not routed from the main domain.
• ›Steps [7–8] (Apple App Store and Google Play Store) were the primary sources for concrete feature details (900+ exercises, AI Coach, body scanning, recipe library, freemium model). Step [13] (blog article on AI Coach) provided differentiation narrative (GPT-5 powered). Step [18] retrieved third-party reviews and pricing breakdowns that the official site did not publish.
• ›The site forced the agent into web search and cross-domain navigation; pricing varies by region/platform but is not centralized on gofitify.com, leaving ambiguity about current rates. The agent correctly flagged this friction: 'Specific current pricing wasn't clearly displayed on the main website.' Site infrastructure appears to assume users discover and transact via app stores rather than the web property.