Built from your context
Your onboarding captures discipline, goals, schedule, and constraints so your plan starts from your reality.
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Answer a short onboarding questionnaire to build a structured plan, adjust sessions with coach chat, and track what you complete.
Plans and coach chat are drafted by an AI model using your onboarding, chat, and saved plan data (plan, completion, notes), guided by conservative coaching rules and discipline-specific context.
Create a plan to start. You’ll fill in onboarding next, then write your first draft.
Share your discipline, schedule, goals, and constraints so your plan fits real life.
An AI model drafts a readable, week-by-week plan (guided by discipline-specific training context) with sessions you can actually execute.
Use coach chat to refine sessions, then track what you complete each week.
Generic templates can be hard to stick to. Your plan should fit your schedule, goals, and training reality.
Your onboarding captures discipline, goals, schedule, and constraints so your plan starts from your reality.
When life changes, coach chat helps you adjust sessions without rewriting your entire plan.
Track completed sessions and notes so your next steps are based on what you actually did.
Each session is laid out clearly, so you always know what to do next without guesswork.
Your onboarding answers are used by an AI model to draft plan structure, intensity, and weekly focus from the start.
Coach chat adjustments help you adapt sessions quickly when your schedule or energy changes.
Progress tracking and notes keep each adjustment tied to what you actually completed.
Your plan is built from your goals, schedule, and constraints, so it is more useful than a one-size-fits-all generic template.
Consistent session structure that is easy to scan and follow.
Each plan keeps its own onboarding answers, so the guidance stays relevant to that goal and schedule.
Request substitutions and intensity changes without rewriting the full plan.
Track completed sessions and keep notes to stay consistent.
Adapt when travel, fatigue, or time constraints affect training.
Create a plan, answer onboarding, and get your first draft.
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