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FitnessAI
✓ verifiedFreemium
AI strength-training app that programs sets, reps and weights and adapts progressive overload as you improve.
227K visits/mo2.3K saves
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MyVeloFit
✓ verifiedFreemium
AI-powered online bike fitting and sizing tool that analyses a riding video to give personalised position and bike-size recommendations.
142K visits/mo
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Strongr Fastr
✓ verifiedFree
AI fitness app that builds adaptive workout routines and macro-based meal plans that adjust automatically as users log progress.
10K saves
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Kiwi Fitness
✓ verifiedPaid
Social, gamified fitness app pairing adaptive AI-generated strength workouts with a community feed for accountability.
364 saves
Pricing
No public pricing
Starter: Free (1 fit upload/week, basic analysis)
Enthusiast: $35 one-time (2 weeks access, one bike)
Pro: $75/yr (unlimited fits and bikes)
Expert Review: from $75 (pro fitter review, add-on)
No public pricing
No public pricing
Core features
- ✦AI-programmed sets, reps and weights
- ✦Adaptive progressive overload
- ✦Workouts sized to schedule and equipment
- ✦Wearable/Apple Watch integration
- ✦Progress and body-composition tracking
- ✦Guided form videos
- ✦AI video analysis of riding position
- ✦Mobility assessment
- ✦Personalised fit and adjustment recommendations
- ✦Virtual fit-first bike sizing
- ✦Progress tracking across multiple bikes
- ✦Optional expert review by pro fitters
- ✦AI body analysis to set nutrition and training goals
- ✦Automated weekly meal planning with grocery lists
- ✦Diet-type customization including keto, paleo, and vegetarian
- ✦Home or gym workout plans using progressive overload
- ✦Automatic macro and workout adjustments based on logged progress
- ✦Bodyweight and equipment-based training options
- ✦AI-adapted strength workout generation
- ✦Video-guided exercise instructions
- ✦Progress tracking
- ✦Social feed for sharing workouts with friends
- ✦Gamified challenges and mascot-driven reminders
- ✦Research-informed program design
Use cases
- →Following a structured strength program without guesswork
- →Progressing lifts automatically over time
- →Fitting effective workouts into limited gym time
- →Improving comfort and reducing riding pain
- →Choosing the right bike size before buying
- →Remote bike fitting without a studio visit
- →Shops and fitters offering online fitting
- →Building a calorie and macro plan tailored to a fat loss or muscle goal
- →Getting a workout routine matched to available equipment and schedule
- →Automating grocery lists around a weekly meal plan
- →Tracking progress with routines that adapt over time
- →People wanting personal-trainer-level programming at lower cost
- →Users motivated by social accountability and friend activity
- →Beginners wanting gamified encouragement to stick with a routine
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