Set it and regret it.
- 01 Take a quiz on day one
- 02 Get a calendar carved in stone
- 03 Miss a week, feel guilty, delete the app
$1.99/mo The big apps charge $15 for this
Tell trAInr what gear you've got and how much time you actually have. It builds your plan in about 30 seconds. Rate each workout as you go, and when you're ready for a new plan, it uses all that feedback—or you can just tell it what to change in plain words.
Got 30 minutes, three days a week? That's a real plan, not a compromise.
Full gym, two dumbbells in the garage, or nothing but floor space. All fair game.
Say "that was brutal" or "barely broke a sweat" and the plan actually listens.
When you're ready for more, your ratings have already made the case.
You know the drill: answer a quiz, get a calendar, feel great for two weeks. Then work gets crazy, you miss a Tuesday, and suddenly you're four workouts "behind" a plan that doesn't care. trAInr never puts you behind—whenever you want, ask for a new plan and it rebuilds around whatever your life looks like now.
How it works
Every set you log and every rating you leave gets remembered. When you ask for a new plan, all of it goes in—or skip the ratings and just type what you want changed.
Your goal, your gear, which days you can show up, how long you've got. That's it.
Follow the plan and log your sets as you go. No spreadsheet required.
Too hard? Too easy? Ran long? One tap after each workout—it all gets saved up.
Ready for a new plan? It's built from your feedback—or tell it exactly what you want: "shorter Fridays," "more legs," whatever.
Built so you'll actually use it
No digging through old notes to remember what you lifted last time. No standing in the gym wondering what's next. It's all right there.
Exercises, sets, reps, and how to do them—no tab-hopping mid-workout.
Tap your sets as you finish them, rate the session on your way out. That's the whole job.
Bought a kettlebell? New work schedule? Update your equipment, days, or times and ask for a new plan—no starting over.
Who it's for
Tell trAInr exactly what's in the room and it'll never program a cable machine you don't own.
Pick the days you can honestly commit to. A plan you finish beats a perfect one you abandon.
The plan starts where you are—not where a fitness app assumes you should be—and grows as you do.
Pricing
The big adaptive training apps charge $13–15 a month for this. We don't think a workout plan should cost as much as your streaming services combined.
Ready when you are
Free to start on iPhone. Bring whatever gear and time you've got—the plan works around it.
Download on theApp Store ↗ Free to start. Premium is $1.99/mo if you want it.