eFitHub is paid software for independent online coaches. Workout design, client records, progress tracking, messaging, calls, questionnaires, payments and notifications are available through Android, iOS and web apps. Using client context, Milo can suggest draft follow-up work for coach review.
The coach subscription also covers the client app.
What it does
eFitHub gives independent online coaches one place to build workout programs, communicate with clients and follow their progress. Coaches can organize programs into weeks, sessions and blocks, then add videos, notes and EMOM, interval or rest timers.
Exercise comparisons, body measurements, completed-session history, custom metrics and adherence signals are available for progress review. Coach and client apps are offered on Android, iOS and the web; the facts do not specify a phone requirement for workouts.
On the wrist
The product details do not name Apple Watch, Wear OS, Garmin, Fitbit or another watch platform. Instead, they describe linked coach and client apps for Android, iOS and the web, with no watch-specific functions identified.
Getting started
eFitHub is a paid service and has no free plan. A coach gets tools for client profiles, calendars, questionnaires, check-ins, workout programs and communication; clients use the included client app.
Milo is optional. It uses client context to produce draft follow-up work, which the coach can review or edit before approving.
Strengths
The program builder supports structural or text editing, videos, notes, and interval, EMOM and rest timers. Progress records include exercise comparisons, measurements, session history, custom metrics and adherence signals.
One-to-one and group chats support text, voice messages, photos, video, scheduled calls, session notes and technique clips. eFitHub says it does not take a commission on client payments.
Catches
The Start tier allows 10 active clients. Once a coach reaches a tier's active-client limit, existing clients can continue, but adding another client requires moving to a higher tier.
Milo's output may be wrong, so coaches must check it before applying it to a client. The terms also put responsibility for account activity on the user except where eFitHub is at fault, and no named watch platform is identified.
Pricing
Start costs €29 a month for up to 10 active clients, 50 video hours a month, 250 Milo credits a month and communities of up to 10 people.
Plus costs €69 a month for up to 25 active clients, 100 video hours a month, 700 Milo credits a month and communities of up to 25 people.
Pro costs €79 a month for up to 50 active clients, 200 video hours a month, 1,500 Milo credits a month and communities of up to 50 people. Clients receive the app through the subscription rather than paying separately.
Who it suits
- Independent online coaches managing clients and workout programs
- Coaches who want client messaging, progress records and calls together
Who should look elsewhere
- You need a free coaching service.
- You want named smartwatch support or watch-based workout functions.
- You need more clients than a tier allows without upgrading.
What is good
- Workout plans support weeks, sessions, blocks, videos, notes and timers.
- Progress tools include measurements, session history and custom metrics.
- Chats, calls, media and technique clips support coach-client contact.
- Client access is included in the coach subscription.
- No commission is charged on client payments.
Know this first
- There is no free plan.
- Active-client caps stop new additions until a tier upgrade.
- Milo drafts may be wrong and require coach review.
- No named Apple Watch, Wear OS, Garmin or Fitbit support is listed.
- Users remain responsible for account activity except for eFitHub's fault.
The short of it
eFitHub is aimed at coaches who want programming, records, conversations and client administration in one paid service. Its three monthly tiers mainly differ in active-client, video-hour, Milo-credit and community limits. Since the client app is included, there is no second client charge, while the lack of named watch support makes it a poor fit for someone seeking a watch-based training app. Coaches considering Milo should allow time to review its drafts before sending or applying them.
What wearers ask
Does eFitHub have a free plan?
No. The facts describe eFitHub as paid software, starting at €29 a month.
Which watches work with eFitHub?
The product details do not name Apple Watch, Wear OS, Garmin, Fitbit or another watch platform. They list Android, iOS and web access.
What can a coach build?
Workouts can be structured by weeks, sessions and blocks, edited structurally or as text, supplied with videos and notes, and configured with EMOM, interval and rest timers.
Do clients pay for the app?
No. Access to the client app comes with the coach subscription, so clients do not pay separately.
What happens at an active-client limit?
Current clients keep working, but the coach must move to a higher tier before adding new clients.
What is Milo?
Milo uses client context to create draft follow-up work. The coach reviews or edits proposals and approves them before use.
