A coach who actually remembers your last injury.
Six experts in one. Certified trainer. Registered dietitian. Sports medicine. Clinical coach. Behavioral psychologist. Sport conditioning. Trained on real medical screening, your real pantry, and your real schedule.
Six experts. One coach.
Coach AI isn't a single model with a fitness wrapper. It's six certified roles, each with its own rules, its own refusals, its own checks — assembled into one plan.
Movement patterns, periodization, progression. Plans you can actually execute in the gym you already go to. Programming
Macros, micros, hydration. Rules the way a clinic would write them, not the way an influencer would tweet them. Nutrition
Injury screening, contraindications, return-to-train protocols. Knows what to avoid, and why. Safety
Condition-specific modifications across 13 chronic conditions. Not generic. Not guessed. Conditions
Habit design, sleep architecture, recovery protocols. Why most plans fail — and why this one won't. Adherence
Cricket, football, swimming, running, martial arts. Sport-specific conditioning when you want it. Sport
Five steps. Then a plan.
No 10-second quiz. Coach AI screens you the way a clinic would — then calculates, then delivers. Skim the rail or scroll down the column.
Profile.
Age. Sex. Height. Weight. Work type. Daily routine. Current activity. The basics done properly — because a desk-bound IT engineer and a construction worker have different energy budgets, different posture loads, and different recovery capacities. Twelve work-type profiles shape what comes next.
Medical screening.
Thirteen condition flags. Medications. Injuries. Allergies. Sleep quality. Cycle status for female users. Required, not optional. Each flag triggers real plan modifications — kidney disease caps protein at 0.6–0.8 g/kg, heart disease blocks HIIT until a clearance flag, pregnancy triggers an OB-GYN referral.
Goals & pantry.
Primary goal. Target date. Equipment on hand. Dietary preference. Regional cuisine. And then the question most apps never ask: what foods do you actually have at home? Your plan is built from that list, not an aspirational ingredient sheet you'll abandon by Friday.
Calculations.
BMI. BMR via Mifflin-St Jeor. TDEE with activity multipliers from 1.2 to 1.9. Macro splits by goal. Protein in grams per kilogram. Hydration formula. Heart rate zones via Karvonen. NEAT step targets. Every number shown. No black box.
Plan delivery.
A full 4-week progressive program — Foundation, Build, Push, Deload — with matched nutrition that scales week-on-week. Weekly check-ins. Adjustments based on what worked, what hurt, what moved the number.
Everything most apps skip.
The features your last app probably called "premium," then locked behind a yearly subscription. Here they're just how the thing works.
Built from your pantry, not stock photos.
Periodized for female physiology.
Trains and feeds you by cycle phase. Pregnancy and postpartum protocols included — pelvic floor priority, OB-GYN referrals when flagged.
13 medical conditions handled — automatically.
Trained in the right zone.
Karvonen-computed heart rate zones, shown on every cardio block. No "just go at 70%" guessing.
Conditioning, by your sport.
Cricket, football, swimming, running, martial arts — programs adjust for sport-specific demands.
Plans that change. Not static weeks on repeat.
Real periodization — the way coaches actually program. Not a template you'd find on a printable PDF.
Screened first. Programmed second.
Coach AI will not generate a plan until it knows your medical history. This is what that actually looks like — recorded from a real session, five lines long.
No black box. Every number, live.
Move the sliders. Watch BMR, TDEE, protein, hydration, and heart-rate zones recompute using the same formulas Coach AI uses in-app.
Built to refuse
when it should.
Same problem. Different math.
Five years of a personal trainer buys a small car. Five years of Coach AI is a single invoice you forget you paid.