Still programming clients in a spreadsheet?
Plenty of good personal trainers still run their business on Excel, Google Sheets, a paper notebook, the Notes app and a long thread of text messages.
It works. Until you're scrolling for last Tuesday's numbers while your client stands there waiting.
Here's what changes when it all lives in one app.
What you use now, and what changes.
IF YOU USE
Excel or Google Sheets
A tab per client. Copy, paste, fix the formulas, repeat.
WITH TTN ONE
IF YOU USE
Google Docs or Keep
A doc per client, somewhere in your Drive.
WITH TTN ONE
IF YOU USE
A paper notebook
Great, until it's in the other bag.
WITH TTN ONE
IF YOU USE
The Notes app
Quick to write. Hard to find anything a month later.
WITH TTN ONE
IF YOU SEND
Workouts by text message
Screenshots, typos, and "which one was today?"
WITH TTN ONE
Switching over.
Add clients by hand, or email them an intake form they fill out online, no app needed.
Build programs ahead of time, or start from one of 20 ready made programs, and give each client their own copy.
Your clients get their own login, free, on their phone, on iPad or in their browser.
Every plan gets the full app. No feature gates. No add ons. The only difference is the number of active clients. From $19.99 a month for up to 10 clients.
Built by a trainer.
PERSONAL TRAINER SINCE 2006. THE TRAINING NOTEBOOK SINCE 2012.
I'm Hector. I've spent enough time on gym floors to know that the training is usually not the hard part. It's everything around it. So I built an app to handle that part.
Close the spreadsheet. Try it for a week.
7 day free trial of Pro. No card required.
Or start your free trial in your browser.
iPhone, iPad, Mac with Apple M1 or later, Android, and in your browser.