Foundation
Build movement quality, lock in habits, and establish the baseline that makes everything else work.
- Movement & mobility baseline
- Personal calorie target
- Habit & recovery setup
One intelligent plan. Three progressive phases. Training and nutrition that adapt to your goal, schedule, experience, and real life.
NO GUESSWORK.
JUST PROGRESS.
Your plan evolves every 30 days, creating the right stimulus at the right time, without plateaus or burnout.
Build movement quality, lock in habits, and establish the baseline that makes everything else work.
Progressive overload and smarter nutrition turn your new foundation into measurable change.
Peak performance, consolidate your results, and finish with a system you can sustain.
Your plan is generated from your answers the moment you finish the intake. No account, no waiting, no upsell.
Three thirty-day phases that build on each other, so every week has a purpose and a target instead of a guess.
Daily energy and protein numbers calculated from your own body metrics, activity level and goal, not a generic table.
Full gym, home setup, resistance bands or nothing at all. Choose bodyweight only and every exercise is swapped accordingly.
Pick three to six training days and a session length from thirty to seventy five minutes. The volume adjusts to match.
Diet style, cooking time, budget, allergies and disliked foods all shape the meal guidance you receive.
Keep your full plan as a file or print it for the gym floor. It stays available on this device whenever you return.
Training creates the demand. Nutrition and recovery supply what that demand needs. Your plan sets both from the same set of answers.
No black box. This is the exact method behind every figure your plan shows you, so you can check it or take it to a professional.
(10 x weight kg) + (6.25 x height cm) - (5 x age), then +5 for men or -161 for women.1.2 for mostly seated days up to 1.725 for very active ones.250, 375 or 500 calories depending on whether you choose a gentle, steady or ambitious pace.150, 225 or 325 calories across the same three pace settings.100 calories, because under recovery makes aggressive deficits counterproductive.1.8 g per kilogram of bodyweight, raised to 2.0 g when your goal is building muscle.0.8 g per kilogram. Carbohydrate fills the remaining calories, with a sensible floor so the target never drops unreasonably low.The intake takes about two minutes. Everything after that is generated for you.
Your goal, body metrics, experience, schedule, equipment, food preferences and anything you need the plan to work around.
Targets and a full ninety day structure appear immediately. Download it, print it, or come back to it on this device later.
Follow Foundation, then Build, then Perform. Adjust your answers at any point and the plan regenerates around the change.
No. You answer the intake questions and your full ninety day plan is generated straight away. There is no account to create and no payment step.
No. You can select a full gym, a home gym, minimal equipment such as resistance bands, or bodyweight only. Choosing bodyweight only rebuilds the plan using movements that need no weights, machines or benches.
You choose thirty, forty five, sixty or seventy five plus minutes, and how many days a week you can train. Your weekly training volume is arranged to fit inside that.
Yes. Experience level is one of the intake questions, and the first phase is built around movement quality and habit formation rather than heavy loading.
It stays in your browser. Your answers are saved to this device's local storage so your plan is still there when you come back, and they are not transmitted to a server. Clearing your browser data removes them.
Yes. Use the adjust option on your plan at any time. Changing your goal, schedule, equipment or preferences regenerates the plan around the new answers.
The intake lets you flag knee, back or shoulder sensitivity and a need for low impact training, and those choices change your exercise selection. This is general fitness guidance and not medical advice, so anything painful or diagnosed should be assessed by a qualified clinician first.
The third phase finishes with a roadmap for the next cycle, so you can either repeat the structure with heavier targets or shift to a different goal and generate a fresh plan.