For coaches
Stop running your coaching business out of a spreadsheet and four chat threads
Most training apps treat the coach as a spectator with a read-only login. Here the coach side is the side the product was designed around.
One roster, one screen
Every athlete you look after, with what they have actually done recently — not a list of names you have to click through one at a time.
Build a plan once, reuse it
The plan builder works from templates, so a base block you have written before does not get retyped for the next athlete. Assign it across multiple weeks in one go.
A workout builder for the sessions themselves
Structured sessions with intervals, targets and notes, rather than a free-text description the athlete has to interpret on the road.
Who is falling behind
Per-athlete completion trends over four, eight or twelve weeks. The conversation you want to have on Monday, without reading twelve logs.
The weekly note
Write one note per athlete per week. It appears with that week's plan on their side — context where the work is, not buried in a chat thread.
Invites you do not have to chase
Athletes invite you, or you invite them, scoped to the sports you actually coach. A triathlon coach can hold swim, bike and run; a run coach only holds run.
Plans are priced by roster size — up to five athletes, six to ten, or a custom arrangement above that. See pricing.
Bring your first athlete across
Set up a roster, write one plan template, and see whether it fits how you already work.