AI for trainers
You did not become a coach to retype programs into yet another app, or to squint at two photos wondering if anything actually changed. TrainLabs uses AI for exactly those two chores — and leaves every coaching decision to you.
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Drop in a plan you already wrote. TrainLabs reads the schedule rather than just the text, so "Weeks 1–4" expands into four real weeks and your periodisation survives. You get an editable draft in about a minute, with exercises matched to our 870-exercise library.
Pick two check-ins and TrainLabs first judges whether they can honestly be compared — lighting, distance, angle, pose. If they cannot, it says so and tells your client how to retake them, instead of inventing progress that is not there.
Notes arrive in a review panel. Hide one, reword it, or add your own — your client sees only what you kept. Nothing is ever published to them over your head.
No weights, no percentages, no body-fat estimates. A phone photo cannot measure those, so the model is barred from saying them and our server strips any note that tries. Every number in a report comes from what you and your client actually logged.
AI analysis of photos is a separate consent, off by default, and theirs to withdraw whenever they like — which deletes every report. Letting a coach see a photo and letting a model read it are two different decisions, so we ask twice.
Both are part of the one ₹999/month plan. No AI credits, no add-on, no higher tier to unlock — and your clients still pay nothing.
Two things, both admin rather than coaching. It turns a workout plan you already wrote as a PDF into an editable TrainLabs program, keeping your week-by-week structure. And when a client sends progress photos, it checks whether the two photos can fairly be compared and describes what visibly changed, in words, for you to review. It does not write plans from scratch, decide anything for you, or talk to your clients.
No. It reproduces a plan you already wrote and handed it as a PDF; it does not invent programming. Drafting a plan from a client's goals is something we may build later, and we will say so plainly when it exists rather than implying it now.
No. Progress notes go to you first, in a review panel where you can hide a note, reword it or add your own. Your client sees only what you kept.
No, and it is built not to pretend otherwise. A 2D phone photo is thrown off by lighting, distance, camera height, posture and time of day, so any number taken from one would be made up. The AI describes what is visibly different in words; the numbers in a report come from the weight, workouts and measurements you and your client logged.
AI analysis is off unless your client turns it on themselves, and withdrawing consent deletes every report. Photos are sent to Google's Gemini API only to run that one comparison, and are not uploaded by us to any file store. TrainLabs is still in testing, so the consent screen in the app names the exact API tier the photos go to before your client decides, including whether inputs could be used to improve Google's models. Our privacy policy lists every provider and what it does.
Not yet. Trainer-to-client video and chat work today, but there is no AI form check in the app, and we would rather say that than sell you something that does not exist. If we ship it, it will follow the same rules as everything else here: a note for the coach, never a verdict for the client.
Nothing extra. Both capabilities are included in the single ₹999/month plan, with a 14-day free trial that takes no card.
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