AI-powered 3D body shape visualization tool for fitness goal planning and progress tracking
The iPhone strength log that counts reps in reserve on every set
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Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free visualization tools. Paid fitness plans: Starter 34.5 PLN/month (414 PLN for 12 months), Progress 54.5 PLN/month (654 PLN for 12 months), Performance 89.5 PLN/month (1074 PLN for 12 months), Ultimate 184.5 PLN/month (2214 PLN for 12 months). One-off services available. Prices shown in PLN; also
Free: unlimited sets and sessions, full history, CSV and JSON export, works offline, no account required. Pro: $4.99 per month or $29.99 per year (with first month free on annual plan).
Key features
Real-time 3D body visualization with advanced AI technology
Goal body visualization and predictive AI modeling
Scientific progress tracking with measurements and visual comparisons
AI-powered personalized workout and nutrition plans
Body mass and weight visualization
Body fat percentage visualization
Body measurement tracking and visualization
Professional model comparison tools
Specialized male and female body visualization
BMI visualization for health-focused fitness goals
Log weight, reps and reps in reserve in two taps between sets
Rest timer that starts itself with Live Activity
RIR-aware personal records
Plain-sentence reads of training trends
Import from Hevy, Strong and generic CSV exports
Works fully offline with optional sync
438 exercises in library
Four PR ladders per lift
RIR-adjusted estimated 1RM formula
What makes it different
Advanced AI technology generates accurate 3D body models instantly
Combines visualization with personalized AI-assisted fitness plans and human coaching options
Free core visualization tools with optional paid fitness support plans
Specialized visualization for both male and female body types
Comprehensive fitness platform integrating training, nutrition, and recovery planning
Records only count when effort backs them up, not just based on weight lifted
Plain sentence weekly reads of training progress instead of charts to interpret