iPhone + Apple Watch · in TestFlight

The coach that carries you through it.

A plan is easy. Doing it is the hard part, and that's the part PT‑One carries you through. It speaks each exercise, counts you in, times every rep, hold and rest, and tells you when to switch sides. Your phone stays in your pocket. You just follow along.

Press play. Follow the voice. Do your exercises.

Hands-free, start to finish Private & on-device No account, ever
An athlete mid pull-up, working muscles glowing ember
Pull-Up Normal Grip running in PT-One — sets ready, a suggested-reps nudge, the countdown live

Zero taps. Genuinely zero.

Frictionless logging is table stakes for a great gym app. PT‑One matched it, then removed the last tap. "Petra, log eight." Done, mid-set, with chalk on your hands. Rests start themselves, timed sets tick themselves off, and the whole session runs from your wrist while the phone charges in another room.

A woman mid squat calling out a command, chalk in the air — her phone face-up on a bench, out of reach "Petra. 12 Reps!" Voice commands mid-session

Hands stay free. The voice does the logging, the timing and the answering.

It speaks. You move.

Every exercise announced with a form cue, every rep and hold timed, both sides guided one at a time, and tempo work counted out loud: "down… two… three… drive up." The screen can stay dark; the only thing you do is the exercise.

A push-up on the floor at home, chest working in ember A guided floor session, the hold counting down

You hold the position; the voice holds the count.

1,800+ exercises, all of them real.

Every move carries instruction, animation and muscle detail, searchable by name, muscle or kit, filtered to what you actually own. Point your camera at a machine and see every exercise it can do.

A woman at the cable station, back glowing ember — the same movement the detail page teaches The lat pulldown's full detail — same muscles, full instruction

Every one of the 1,800+ carries this: instruction, animation, muscle detail.

New kit? Tell Petra.

She doesn't just allow it: she builds it in. A steel mace, one message: equipment entry created, three exercises written with instructions and muscle maps, built into a session. You add the photos.

The whole conversation: a 10 kg steel mace added, three exercises written, a session saved A steel mace against a dark gym wall
…or just take a photo of it
and let Petra do the rest.

Your kit. Your exercises. Built to order.

It does what your app does.

Whichever app that is, and everything else stays out of your way until the day you want it.

Already have
a gym app?

Keep doing exactly what you do: just do it in here. Watch.

Your tracker?
In here.

Every set, rep and PR, logging as quick as the app you left. Nothing to learn.

Pure set tracking — weights, reps, rests
Your coach?
In here.

Petra designs, swaps and explains, and hands the wheel straight back.

The AI coach in conversation
Your plans?
In here.

Programs with the maths done. Targets with the whole route drawn.

A program week with the numbers set
Your classes?
In here.

EMOM, circuits, AMRAP: timed and scored out loud.

A month-long challenge with honest progress
The whole coach, at tracker prices.
$200 $20 $2 PER MONTH RECORDS your training COACHES your training The logbooks · $3–5 cheap, but light on features The AI planners · $16–30 good features, pricier, one thing each The human-coach apps · $200+ great coaching, very expensive PT‑One feature-rich AND cheap

Priced with the logbooks, not the coaches.
And it opens just as simple: the coach only speaks when you ask.

On your device. Under your Apple ID. Full stop.

Sessions, history, pain notes: all of it lives on your iPhone, backed up sealed to your Apple ID. No account to create, nothing to harvest. Even a question to Petra travels nameless and isn't kept. Your training data isn't our business model.

An athlete slipping his phone into his pocket — where it stays Your body's data, shown plainly, kept privately

The most personal data in any fitness app, and it never leaves your phone.

One app, every trainer

Whatever app you came for, it's in here.

"I just want a simple gym tracker. Nothing else."

IT'S IN HERE. Sets, weights, PRs, history. Zero taps. Crack on.

"I want it all done for me. Designed, tracked, pushed."

IN HERE. Petra designs it, runs it, and nudges when it's earned.

"Ready-made plans I just press play on."

IN HERE. Programs, targets, challenges. The maths already done.

A woman with her gym bag at the doorway, looking into the gym
An athlete looking upward behind a rising chart, its top bar glowing ember

"Circuits, EMOM, AMRAP. I train hard."

IN HERE. Timed, spoken and scored. Benchmarks included.

"I'm rebuilding after an injury."

IN HERE. It's where PT‑One began.

"Honestly? All of the above."

That's the point. ONE APP. For you, and you, and you.

Hands-free guided sessions

It speaks. You move. That's the whole deal.

Mid-stretch, on the floor, hands full: that's exactly when tapping a phone fails you. PT‑One runs the session for you, out loud, from the first "get ready" to the last "done".

An athlete glancing at the glowing watch on his wrist
  • Every move announced: the exercise, the form cue, the count-in.
  • Every rep and hold timed: rests handled, both sides guided one at a time.
  • Talk back: "Petra, log eight" · "skip the rest" · "where are we?" Logging and control by voice, mid-set, with chalk on your hands.
  • On your wrist too: the whole session runs on Apple Watch with heart rate logged, while the phone charges in another room.
A woman mid squat calling out a command, her phone out of reach on a bench "Petra. 12 Reps!"
PT-One's voice commands, mid-session
Train your way

Every format. Every pace. Your rules.

The same bench press running in PT-One — set, reps and bar loaded

Straight sets, timed holds, flowing circuits, every-minute rounds, benchmark AMRAPs, and the same calm voice runs them all. However you train, PT‑One already speaks it.

  • Edit mid-session: swap an exercise, add a set, change a weight while it runs. The session bends; it never breaks.
  • Supersets & drop sets: paired work runs back-to-back in lockstep, spoken.
  • Long efforts get a clock: a 5k row runs as a proper MM:SS clock with overtime, not a kitchen timer.
A big man mid flat bench press, heavy plates loaded, chest and arms blazing ember
A session, as Petra runs it. Want your reps paced? Turn on.
Barbell bench press. Set 2 of 4.
EMOMCIRCUITSAMRAP
A dramatisation: every line is one the app really speaks, mid-session, out loud.
An athlete mid high-knee, warming up
Two minutes to ready.Warm-up and cool-down matched to the session's muscles, added as real exercises you can tweak.
An older man stretching calmly by the window
Lighter week. On purpose. Deload.One tap and all of your sessions are light for a week. Next week picks up exactly where you were.
A woman glancing at the session on her Apple Watch
The whole session. On your wrist.Cues, timers and heart rate on Apple Watch. The phone can stay in your bag.
What makes it different

Honest is a feature.

PT‑One cheers you loudly: PBs, medals, streaks, the final-set push. And it never fakes one. No invented scores, no confetti for logging in, no new number to keep on top of. When this app celebrates, it's because you did it.

The home greeting — Evening, Fred. You're 45 days on the trot.
"45 days on the trot." A streak that bridges life instead of dying on it, so the number is real, and worth defending.
One medal's story — A Quarter of Iron, awarded for 12 weeks on target, the evidence right on the sheet
Real metal, minted from history. Every medal is a pure function of what you've actually done. Nothing for logging in. Ever.
"Last one. Go for it!" She pushes hard at the one moment in a session that's earned it, and never guilts you when it isn't.
The medal cabinet — 43 earned, the next ones within reach
"New personal record." Confetti, trophy, the lot, fired only when you beat what you'd actually done before.

And when there's nothing true to celebrate? Silence. That's why you can believe the rest: the numbers, the streaks, the price. Honesty, always.

Plans that think

Show up. The numbers are already set.

Programs handle the arithmetic: what to lift today, when to add weight, when to hold steady. Targets turn a goal into a numbered route. Challenges give a month a shape. Your job is the reps; if life gets in the way, the plan bends. It never guilt-trips.

  • Built to your goal: get-stronger, build-muscle and keep-moving programs are genuinely different: different lifts, different shapes, different numbers.
  • Progressive overload, explained: a nudge when a lift has sat still, and a plain "why" behind every suggestion.
  • Multi-week, lighter week built in: from ready-made classics to programs Petra builds around you, your kit and your days.
An athlete pressing overhead
A PT-One program week
Four figures on the bar — dead hang to chin-over, the last one lit ember: the route to the goal
The target — 10 pull-ups in a set, best so far 5, the route drawn

Targets

"Get stronger" isn't a plan. "Session 9 of 24 on the road to your first chin-up" is. Pick the goal, see the whole route before step one.

First chin-up10 pull-ups in one set100 kg squatA full dead hang
Loading another plate onto the bar, forearms glowing ember — showing up, again
The challenge — 50 pull-ups a day, today's count already in

Challenges

One clear thing a day for a month, or your normal week, planned and kept. Life intervenes? It pauses and extends. The only way to fail is to stop forever.

50 press-ups a day for a month4 sessions a week, keptYour normal week, ticked off
Know your body

See what's ready before you train.

Every session paints a body map: which muscles you worked, and how recovered they are now, on a clock you control rather than a formula we hide. Glance before you train and pick the day that fits: legs are fresh, chest needs another day.

  • Pain, tracked, never diagnosed: where it hurts, how much, alongside what you trained. Patterns land in your data, not your memory.
  • Sessions that respect it: flagged areas ease the plan and rank kinder swaps first, with a plain reason every time.
  • A weekly review worth reading: sessions, records, muscles worked and honest observations. Silence on a quiet week; that's the trust.
A woman, hand on her lower back — the ache mapped in ember
The pain map — where it hurts and how much, session by session
An athlete seated between sets, head bowed, recovering
The muscle recovery map — what you hit, what's ready

Muscle recovery, visibly

What you hit, what's ready, what needs another day. One glance, then train. The recovery clock is yours to set, not a formula we hide.

A runner climbing lit steps past a single ember candle — the week, climbed
The weekly report — a steady week, banked not burned

The weekly report

Your week's sessions, records, muscle work and plain-language observations, with charts you can actually read. Silence on a quiet week; that's the trust.

7 Day Health — plain numbers

7 Day Health

Steps, exercise minutes, resting heart rate, sitting time, benchmarked against evidence rather than vibes. No score, no lecture.

Form check from a short video

Form check

Film a set and Petra coaches it: what's working, what to correct, what to try next. Affirm, correct, progress.

HONEST BY DESIGN

Never interpreted, always shown

PT‑One shows the data and lets you draw the conclusions. If a number would be a guess, there is no number. That's a promise, not a limitation.

The library & your kit

1,800+ exercises. Filtered to what you actually own.

Tell PT‑One what you've got: a full rack, a pair of dumbbells, or nothing but floor. Everything adjusts: sessions built from your kit, swaps suggested from your kit, nothing prescribed that you can't actually do. Hotel gym this week? Say so, and the plan reshapes itself.

  • Search it any way: by name, muscle, kit or bodyweight; slide the A–Z to jump straight to the move you're after.
  • Real detail: instruction, animation and muscle maps on every move, so nothing feels bolted-on.
  • Honest matching: respects your kit, your pain and what you've marked "not for me". What you see, you can actually do.
An athlete locking out a deadlift
Searching the library for hinge exercises — the same movement family
A steel mace against a dark gym wall — kit the library has never heard of
The same mace inside the app — a real piece of kit with its photo and its own researched exercises
SNAP → PETRA → TRAIN

Custom kit, built from a photo

Bought something the library's never heard of? Photograph it and tell Petra what it is. She makes it a real piece of kit and researches a set of exercises for it, muscles and instructions included. It won't feel bolted-on, because it isn't.

A home corner gym — a rack, a bench, a bar, waiting in the dark
Home, commercial and travel gyms — tap a place to make it active

Your gyms, from photos

Snap your garage or the hotel basement and Petra lists what's in view. Your gym builds itself. Home rack, full gym, or nothing at all: every session reshapes to the kit that's actually there.

A photographed machine — and every exercise it can do

Point it at a machine

That machine you've never dared touch? Photograph it and see every exercise it can do, with instruction and muscle maps. The intimidating corner of the gym, opened up.

Torch — a search for voice commands, with the route to the exact setting
TORCH

Find anything, instantly

Pull down on any main screen and search the whole app: exercises, kit, programs, settings, even "where do I change the wake word?" Torch takes you there and lights up the exact control when you land.

Sharing a session as a QR code

Made to be shared

Send a whole session as a link or QR: a client, a parent, a friend just presses play. "For someone else" folders keep their plan, history and progress cleanly apart from yours.

Petra · the coach in your corner

Ask for a change. Get a session.

Petra is the coach inside PT‑One: ask her to build a session for the kit you have, swap an exercise that isn't working, or explain why today looks the way it does, and the answer lands as a real, playable session, not a paragraph of advice.

You: "Swap the rows, the bar's taken."
Petra: "Done: seated cable row, same sets, same weight curve."
You: "Only got dumbbells today. Make it shorter."
Petra: "Rebuilt: five exercises, thirty-five minutes. Press play."

Yes, Petra is AI, used the honest way: no account, your questions travel nameless and aren't kept, her answers land as sessions you can edit or undo, and she never tells you to push through pain.

  • Works the moment you install: no key, no account, no set-up.
  • Everywhere she's useful: in your session for hands-free logging, on every routine for chat-edits, behind the weekly review, building custom moves.
  • Honest about what she is: never tells you to push through pain, and hands the wheel straight back after every change.
Chatting with Petra — a request becomes a playable session
Private by design

Your training data isn't our business model.

Your sessions, your history, your pain notes: all of it lives on your iPhone, backed up sealed to your Apple ID. No account to create, nothing to harvest. Ask Petra for help and even that stays nameless: your question travels with no identity attached and isn't kept. She answers; it's gone.

We built it this way because we'd want it this way.

An athlete, back turned, sliding his phone into his pocket — his data leaves with him

The plan was never the problem.
Doing it was.

PT‑One runs your session out loud: every rep timed, every move spoken, hands-free from first stretch to full strength. In TestFlight now, public launch soon.