Ask about any day
01History questions are answered from the log and only the log. If nothing was recorded, it says so.
The voice-first training journal
Coachout loud.
Say the set out loud. Aunesti writes it down, shows it back for a yes, and remembers every rep, for every client you train.
Trainer · Home
Your day, in order.
Every client you'll see today, and what's planned for each.
Trainer · AI Coach
Talk between sets.
Ask what she lifted last week, then say today's set. Aunesti writes it down as you talk.
Trainer · AI Coach
Shown back for a yes.
Every number on a card, saved only when you confirm. Undo takes it back.
Trainer · Sarah's day
Remembered.
Every rep lands on the client's day, ready for the next session.
Trainer · AI Coach
A coach that drafts.
Ask for a block. Edit any day, then add it to the calendar.
Client · Sarah's app
Clients, read-only.
Sarah opens tomorrow and finds the pull day you planned.
02The premise
Personal training is a craft of attention. Every second spent thumbing a spreadsheet is a second not spent watching the bar. So Aunesti listens — and you keep your eyes on your client.
03Listen
Say the set. That's the whole interface.
- 01Speak
Tap the mic, or go hands-free between sets, and say it the way you'd tell a colleague.
- 02Review
Aunesti turns the sentence into sets and shows them on a card. Nothing is saved yet.
- 03Confirm
Tap Confirm, or simply say “yes”. A double tap still logs it once.
- 04Done
It's on Sarah's Wednesday. Undo takes back exactly those three sets, and nothing else.
04The app
Made for the studio floor. Just as at home on the desk.
05Features
Everything a session asks of you. Nothing it doesn't.
A coach that drafts
02Ask for a block and it lays out the weeks. Edit any day, then add the plan to the calendar.
Timed, cardio, circuits
03Rounds, holds, distances and RPE, said the way you'd say them on the floor.
Undo, exactly
04Sets and weigh-ins come back as receipts. Undo takes back what that one log wrote, nothing older.
The week at a glance
05Days a plan has scheduled are ringed in citron, so the week reads before you tap a thing.
Clients, read-only
06Clients open their own days and see what's planned. Only their trainer can change it.
06House rules
Three rules. No exceptions.
A training log is only worth what you can trust in it. These hold for every set, every question and every plan.
- I.
Nothing is saved until you say yes.
Every log arrives as a card first. Confirm it with a tap or a spoken “yes”. A card left unconfirmed for thirty minutes expires.
- II.
No invented reps.
If a number wasn't said, Aunesti asks for it. Reps, weights, dates and records are never guessed.
- III.
Each client sees only their own.
Clients see their own days, read-only. Trainers see only the clients linked to them, and the database enforces it.
“Three sets of ten at sixty”“Superset with face pulls”“Weigh-in, eighty-two and a half”“Last one felt like an eight”“Plank, forty-five seconds”“Three sets of ten at sixty”“Superset with face pulls”“Weigh-in, eighty-two and a half”“Last one felt like an eight”“Plank, forty-five seconds”
“What did she bench last week?”“Build Leo a four-week block”“Change Friday to legs”“Rowing, five hundred metres”“Undo that”“What did she bench last week?”“Build Leo a four-week block”“Change Friday to legs”“Rowing, five hundred metres”“Undo that”
07Begin
Your voice is
the logbook.
Aunesti runs in the browser on your phone and your desk. Sign in, link your clients, and say your first set.