You build the programme
Exercises, sets, weights and the order of the days. The programme goes into the client's record — not into a spreadsheet they will lose later.
For trainers · first release
Twenty clients. Twenty spreadsheets
The programme in a spreadsheet, the remarks in a notebook, the session reports in a chat. BodyPace gathers one client into one record: you write the plan, they write what happened, and your notes stand there with your name on them.
The app is not out yet
The client's day, on your screenYou wrote the plan, Artyom wrote the result. A trainer does not change past entries.
Irina KovalyovaTrainer · Artyom's record
FictionalFull body · day A14 August
Squatslast set at 6 reps
4×8×803×8×80Bench pressas planned
3×203×20Lat pulldowntwo sets out of three
3×202×18Your note · 14 AugustSix reps on the last set is fine at that weight. Next time I will set 77.5.
The record belongs to Artyom: if he closes access, you stop seeing new entries.
This page takes nothing: no form, no email, no place on a waiting list. When trainer mode opens, it will be written up in the channel.
What you do
Four things, and all of them inside the record
You see the result, not a report
What the client actually did: sets, weights, reps and time. Plan and result stand side by side, and the gap between them is data about load.
You write notes into the record
On an exercise or on a day, with your name and the date. The client sees who wrote it and when — a year later too.
You keep everyone in one list
Who trained, who is waiting for a plan, who has been gone two weeks. Without counting it back out of chats.
Whose record it is
The client's record. Not yours and not ours
The client leaves and takes the whole history with them: programmes, sets, measurements and your notes with your name on them. You lose access; they lose nothing.
That is the design. It is exactly why a client agrees to open a record at all: they have nothing to lose by leaving, and you never have to explain why the history would stay with you.
The client grants access and the client takes it back
Your notes stay with them, with your name on them
You do not edit past entries — the client writes the result
The client leaves and the record leaves whole with them
What is not here yet
We do not promise what we have not written
Payments and pricingThe client pays you as the two of you agreed. The app is not wired into the money and takes no cut.
A chatNotes on an exercise and on a day, yes. No messaging inside the app: it promises a reply time we do not provide.
A trainer directoryWe do not find you clients and we do not check anyone's qualifications. The client invites you themselves, by email or by name.
