Step 1 Onboarding and setup
What it does: Create your profile, pick your training goal, and set up the baseline the app should use.
Why it matters: You start with a plan that reflects your current routine instead of a generic template.
How to use it
- Choose your goal
- Confirm your schedule
- Review the starter plan
Tip: Keep the first setup honest. Accurate inputs make the plan more useful.
Step 2 Workout planning and builder
What it does: Assemble sessions or weekly blocks that reflect the body parts, equipment, and training style you want.
Why it matters: You can train with structure while still adjusting the session to fit the day.
How to use it
- Open the builder
- Add movements or templates
- Save the plan to your weekly schedule
Tip: Use the builder to keep your best session patterns reusable.
Step 3 In-session workout flow
What it does: Run the session with exercise order, set tracking, and quick edits available while you train.
Why it matters: You spend less time navigating and more time completing the workout.
How to use it
- Start today's workout
- Log each set
- Adjust load or reps as needed
Tip: Log each set immediately so the session stays accurate.
Step 4 Rest timer and pacing support
What it does: Time intervals between sets and keep the session moving at a controlled pace.
Why it matters: You reduce guesswork and protect the quality of each rep.
How to use it
- Launch the rest timer
- Follow the pacing cue
- Resume when the timer ends
Tip: Use the same timer rhythm across your workout to stay consistent.
Step 5 Nutrition tracking and meal logging
What it does: Capture meals and nutrition notes so recovery and training habits stay connected.
Why it matters: You can spot patterns across training, food, and energy without juggling another app.
How to use it
- Open meal logging
- Add the meal or snack
- Review patterns later in the week
Tip: Short, accurate entries are better than delayed perfect logs.
Step 6 Progress charts and settings
What it does: Review progress trends and keep the app tuned to your profile, preferences, and goals.
Why it matters: You can adapt your plan based on real progress instead of memory.
How to use it
- Check charts and streaks
- Review trends
- Update profile or settings
Tip: Revisit settings when your routine changes so the plan stays relevant.