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Match highlights, training tips, and product drops — keep your audience moving. Built for Gulf sports & fitness brands.
Based on Highlit-powered sports apps,
the average improvement is:
From match highlights to fitness challenges — real patterns Highlit-powered sports apps use in production.
Vertical-first highlight reels that keep fans in the app.
Highlight stories drive 4.3x more shares than feed posts.
Workout of the day delivered as quick, actionable story steps.
WOD story viewers complete 57% more sessions per week.
Player spotlights that deepen fan connection with the roster.
Spotlight stories increase merchandise page visits by 38%.
Kit launches with tap-to-buy urgency that collectors love.
Kit drop stories sell 2.8x faster than email announcements.
Fitness challenges delivered as daily story prompts.
Challenge participants retain 3.1x longer than non-participants.
Live event tickers that keep match-day fans glued to the app.
Live ticker stories increase session length by 57% on game day.
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A Gulf fitness app, gym, or sports brand usually splits the useful moments across menus: today's classes, a workout challenge, a product drop, a membership offer, and whatever is happening on match day. Members already know how to tap through a story. Highlit puts those moments in that format, in Arabic first and English beside it, inside the app they already open.
Highlit is an Arabic-first in-app interactive stories platform for Gulf brands, and a Storyly alternative with published plans from $49/month. The product is in early access. Mobile SDKs are planned for 2027, so this page is about the stories you can design now, not a native SDK you can ship today.
The stories worth publishing are specific. A class schedule tells a member what is on before they leave home. A workout challenge is a daily check-in, not a banner. A product drop is the kit or the recovery product, with a clear next step. A membership offer is the renewal or the guest pass. Match-day content is the lineup, the short highlight, or the offer that belongs with the game. None of these needs an invented statistic to be useful.
Publish today's classes, coaches, and the rooms or courts that are open as a short story on the app home. Members tap through the timetable instead of searching a list, in Arabic or English.
A Ramadan series, a 30-day strength block, or a club challenge can be one story a day: the session, how to do it, and where to check in. The story is the prompt to come back, not a post that disappears in a feed.
Kit, equipment, and recovery products can launch as a story at the moment they go on sale. Show the product, the window, and the path to it in the app. Keep the claim limited to what the story shows: the drop itself.
Renewal windows, guest passes, and trial weeks sit next to match-day stories: lineups, short highlights, and the offer that belongs with the fixture. Fans and members open one place in the app instead of three campaigns.
They put class schedules, workout challenges, product drops, and membership offers in a format members already tap through, in Arabic and English, on the app home. Highlit is an Arabic-first interactive stories platform for Gulf brands, and it is in early access.
Lineups, short highlights, and the membership or ticket offer that belongs with the fixture. Each one can be its own story. You can design that format now. Highlit does not offer a native mobile SDK today; mobile SDKs are planned for 2027.
Yes. Highlit is a Storyly alternative for Gulf brands that need Arabic-first stories and published pricing from $49/month. Storyly is further along on native SDKs. Highlit does not claim that those SDKs are available here today.
Plans start at $49/month while you are in early access. Arabic is part of the product on every plan, not a paid add-on. The pricing page lists what Starter includes.
Yes. Highlit is Arabic-first, with English alongside it, so a gym, fitness app, or club in the Gulf can publish the class, the challenge, or the match-day story in both languages.
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