Trainary is workout-management software for personal trainers, strength coaches, and gyms, available on iOS and macOS. Coaches can assemble sessions with a guided builder covering supersets, warmups, homework, and group workouts. During training, the app records sets and reps live, runs rest timers, allows exercise swaps, and lets users reorder sessions.
Charts follow weight, repetitions, RPE, and tempo, while side-by-side comparisons show changes between sessions. Trainary can read exercises, sets, and reps from photos or spreadsheets, with photo matches reviewed before saving. Coaches can create PDF reports and export raw figures to Excel.
Apple Health sync adds heart rate, calories, and workout duration. Studio accounts include shared exercise libraries, floor scheduling, coach coverage, performance views, and client transfers; one studio plan supports up to 25 coaches. Coach Basic is free forever for up to two clients.
Coach Premium is $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year.
Who it suits
Trainary fits coaches and gyms managing programmed workouts, live logging, progress records, and studio operations. It suits Apple users because its listed platforms are iOS and macOS.
What is good
- Guided workout builder
- Live set and rep logging
- Apple Health synchronization
- PDF and Excel reporting
- Free plan for two clients
Know this first
- Coach Basic limited to two clients
- Studio plan seats up to 25 coaches
- Photo imports use third-party AI processing
- Mac support requires macOS 14 and Apple M1 or later
On your watch
Trainary syncs with a watch.
The short of it
Trainary covers workout creation, session tracking, progress analysis, imports, reporting, and gym coordination in one app. Its free tier is limited, while paid plans expand client capacity, imports, reports, and studio tools.
