You didn't become a coach to spend Sunday nights in a spreadsheet. Set a client's weekly split once — Elite Trainer Architect handles the load curve, the deload weeks, the fatigue math on every set, across 12 periodisation models from straightforward Linear to Smolov-style specialisation. Built by a working coach who was tired of doing it by hand, for every coach who still is.
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The tools most trainers compare against give you a blank canvas and a set of drag-and-drop pieces. You still do the actual programming — picking every set, every rep, every week's load, by hand, one client at a time. Elite Trainer Architect does that math for you. That's not a marketing line, it's the actual difference in what happens when you click "Generate."
And when you genuinely don't want the algorithm involved at all — a short assessment block, a return-to-training week, or a client you're deliberately coaching by feel — one of those 12 models is Flat mode. Same categories, same slots, same client checklist, but every week repeats exactly as you set it. No curve, no deload, no progression. The engine does the work by default, or steps back completely when you'd rather build it yourself.
Not a suggestion — this is the actual order the app is built around.
Your client tells you what they've got to work with — gym membership or home equipment, goals, a goal end date, any upcoming events worth training around, and injuries or limitations — before you design a single set.
Pick a periodisation model, lay out the weekly split, add the exercises. The slot system lets the same category — Strength, say — mean something different on Monday than it does on Thursday. Already got a setup that works? Save it as a Template once and reuse it for the next client starting from a similar place.
Send it whenever you're actually ready — it's a deliberate step, not automatic, so a client never lands on a form you're still building. They answer with real numbers: weight and reps for a lift, hold time for a plank, pace and machine settings for cardio. Working with them in person instead? Skip the send and fill it in together on one device.
Review what came back, apply it in one click, and generate a full periodised program from where they actually are, not a guess. It builds as a draft you review first — nothing reaches them until you hit Publish.
Most coaching platforms pick a lane — built for remote coaching, or built for managing people in front of you. This one runs both, for the same client, with nothing to duplicate or reconcile between them.
Skip the Exercise-Screen send entirely and fill it in together on one device while they perform each movement in front of you. Tick off their actual session and log the real numbers as they train — no handing a phone back and forth mid-set.
Send the Exercise-Screen and they answer it on their own time, from any device, any timezone. They tick off their own program and log their own numbers as they go — every exercise carries its demo video and your written notes, so your cues travel with the program even when you're not in the room.
Strength and conditioning in the same weekly split, each with its own fatigue model and progression curve.
Linear, Wave, Block, Undulating (DUP), Conjugate, Smolov-style, and more — each with its own load curve and deload placement, not a single formula stretched to fit everything.
Set 3 isn't set 1 with a smaller number typed in — rest time, decay rate, and rep range all feed a per-set curve, so the numbers your client sees are ones they can actually hit.
Attach a demo link once per exercise — search YouTube without leaving the page. It follows that exercise everywhere: the generated program, the Exercise-Screen form, all of it.
Resistance, incline, level, or watts — tracked per exercise for Cardio-Main and Cardio-Long, since a cross trainer and a treadmill don't mean the same thing at "moderate effort."
kg or lb, and rounding to the nearest 0.25, 0.5, or 1.0 — set per client, because different gyms have different plates. Clients can even flip the display themselves if a machine reads the other unit.
"Use incline 2, not flat" — write it once per exercise and it shows up right on that client's Exercise-Screen, exactly where they need to see it, not buried in a separate message.
Every exercise gets a checkbox that saves as they go — the same list wherever they log in from, with a progress bar and per-day completion, not a PDF that goes stale.
Your exercise library, your warm-up protocols, your clients — separate from any other trainer on the same account. Nothing shared unless you choose to.
Upload your logo once. It shows at the top of every program your clients see — yours, not a generic template.
Tick off their session and log the numbers they actually hit together, side by side — no handing a phone back and forth mid-set.
Real in-app messaging straight to your admin for support — not a ticket queue, not a generic contact form. Alongside Team Chat, one shared space for every trainer on the platform.
New leads, client messages, and form submissions all land in one notification bell — so nothing quietly waits in an inbox you forgot to check.
No approval queue, no card, no sales call. Fill this in, and you're looking at your own dashboard with a full exercise library, every periodisation model, and two client slots to run a real program end-to-end — one to test on yourself, one for an actual client. If it saves you one evening, you'll know.
Billed weekly, cancel any time — no contract, no lock-in. Change tiers or cancel from your Account page whenever your roster changes.
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