FitCoach sees your training and your food and tells you what works for you. Say what you ate, get your next weight suggested for every set, and let your food target follow your training.
For iPhone and Apple Watch, in English and German.
Most people already have plenty of data. What is missing is someone who holds it against your goal and tells you what to change tomorrow.
Your plan shows what is on today. With Apple Watch, your reps are counted along, you confirm with one tap.
“Chicken with rice, two eggs and a slice of bread.” Nutrition values appear by themselves.
Your coach sees what changes: strength, weight, recovery. And what of it works.
Plan and food target are fine-tuned. Small steps, measured against your goal.
FitCoach suggests a starting weight for every exercise and the next weight after every set. You see your progress per exercise over weeks, with personal bests.
No weighing, no searching endless lists. Speak your meal, take a photo or scan a barcode. Your food target rises on hard training days and drops on rest days.
FitCoach is in beta. Sign up on the German page and Apple will invite you to the beta through TestFlight. Free.
The beta is free. The price of the final app has not been set yet. Beta testers hear it first.
No. Plan, food and coach work on iPhone alone. With Apple Watch, FitCoach also counts your reps and records your workout.
Yes, the app comes in German and English. FitCoach is built in Austria, so some coach texts may still appear in German.
Your data is stored on servers in Frankfurt, Germany. To answer you and recognize meals, an excerpt of your values goes to the AI service Google Gemini. Details in the privacy notice. You can delete your account any time in the app.
No. FitCoach supports your training and nutrition and does not replace medical advice.