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1. Allow Clients to Upload Images into Calendar

   It would be helpful to have an option just like "workout", "cardio", "check-in form", etc where a client can upload an image that shows a workout they did on their own. There are clients I work with who are not following a workout program built by me, but we do use Trainerize for nutrition coaching/food tracking. The likelihood that I can expect a client like this to go in and "Build their own workout" while hand picking every single exercise they did is not high as most people do not have the time to do this. Therefore, just giving them the option to upload a simple photo that still holds them accountable to training would be helpful.

   It would be helpful to have an option just like "workout", "cardio", "check-in form", etc where a client can upload an image that shows a workout they did on their own. There are clients I work with who are not following a workout program built by me, but we do use Trainerize for nutrition coaching/food tracking. The likelihood that I can expect a client like this to go in and "Build their own workout" while hand picking every single exercise they did is not high as most people do not have the time to do this. Therefore, just giving them… more

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2. Change the colour scheme on the Trainerize.me page

   Change the colour scheme on the Trainerize.me page

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3. AI Program Adjustments Based on Client Check-Ins

   I'd like to see the AI Workout Builder react to client check-ins and progress data automatically.

   Right now, we collect a ton of useful info (energy, sleep, soreness, compliance, etc.), but it still requires the coach to manually adjust the program. It would be a huge time-saver if AI could suggest (or even auto-apply, with approval) small program tweaks based on that data.

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   Client reports low energy + high soreness → AI suggests reducing volume or intensity for the next session
   Client consistently hits targets easily → AI suggests progressive overload (increase weight/reps)
   Missed workouts → AI adjusts schedule or simplifies the week

   Even better if this could work as a “review assistant” where the coach gets a quick summary + suggested changes instead of digging through each check-in manually.

   This would make coaching more scalable without losing personalization.

   Would this be something that could be layered on top of the current AI free online games builder, or would it need a separate “AI coaching assistant” feature?

   I'd like to see the AI Workout Builder react to client check-ins and progress data automatically.

   Right now, we collect a ton of useful info (energy, sleep, soreness, compliance, etc.), but it still requires the coach to manually adjust the program. It would be a huge time-saver if AI could suggest (or even auto-apply, with approval) small program tweaks based on that data.

   Example use case:

   Client reports low energy + high soreness → AI suggests reducing volume or intensity for the next session
   Client consistently hits targets easily → AI suggests progressive overload (increase weight/reps)
   Missed workouts → AI… more

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4. Scheduled appointments

   Scheduled appointments should also appear on my googole calander

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5. TITLE: Allow meal tracker photos to be downloaded through the API

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   We can all agree that getting clients to track their food is probably one of the hardest things that a fitness coach has ever tried to do, period. As I've learned about different developer tools, I thought it would be really cool to just have the clients do the least amount of effort and actually just post photos of their meal in the Trainerize meal tracker and have different AI tools to simply scan the photos that are there for macronutrient analysis, period. It would be even cooler if AI could re-enter those macronutrients into Trainerize instead of the client having to manually do that, since it's something that not many stick with long term, period. So what I'm suggesting is that Trainerize create developer endpoints for that type of data exchange.

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   We can all agree that getting clients to track their food is probably one of the hardest things that a fitness coach has ever tried to do, period. As I've learned about different developer tools, I thought it would be really cool to just have the clients do the least amount of effort and actually just post photos of their meal in the Trainerize meal tracker and have different AI tools to simply scan the photos that are there for macronutrient analysis, period. It would be even cooler if AI could re-enter those macronutrients into Trainerize instead of the… more

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6. Swim Data Fields

   You’ve added a “Swim” cardio workout option, which is great. However the data fields available to log metrics from a swim workout are extremely limited.

   Like a “walk” cardio workout, can you add time / distance (m or yards) and calories as part of logging a swim workout?

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7. Sprints Category Update

   Sprints should let me do hundredths of seconds. Nobody is measuring sprints in minutes and seconds so essentially that category is useless

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8. Improved workout tutorial

   Some of the exercises are outdated or isn't found on the app library.

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9. the ability to add half reps (such as 7.5 reps) instead of only whole numbers, so users can track their workouts more accurately.

   This feature would be very valuable because not every set in strength training ends with a full repetition. In many exercises, especially during high-intensity sets, drop sets, partial reps, or training close to muscular failure, athletes often complete only part of the final repetition. That “half rep” still represents real work, real fatigue, and real training stimulus, but currently it cannot be tracked accurately if the app only accepts whole numbers.
   For example, if someone performs 7 full reps and then manages only half of the 8th rep before failure, logging 8 reps would be inaccurate and logging 7 reps would underestimate the effort. Allowing 7.5 reps would provide a much more realistic representation of performance.
   This is especially important for users who train with progressive overload and closely monitor their strength progression over time. Small improvements matter. Being able to see progress from 7 reps to 7.5 reps and then to 8 reps gives better insight into performance trends and helps maintain motivation.
   It would also improve training analysis, recovery tracking, and exercise programming, particularly for advanced lifters, bodybuilders, and athletes who rely on precise data rather than rough estimates.
   Overall, adding support for half reps would make workout tracking significantly more accurate, realistic, and useful for serious training.

   This feature would be very valuable because not every set in strength training ends with a full repetition. In many exercises, especially during high-intensity sets, drop sets, partial reps, or training close to muscular failure, athletes often complete only part of the final repetition. That “half rep” still represents real work, real fatigue, and real training stimulus, but currently it cannot be tracked accurately if the app only accepts whole numbers.
   For example, if someone performs 7 full reps and then manages only half of the 8th rep before failure, logging 8 reps would be inaccurate and logging 7 reps… more

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10. Get rid of auto-correct when looking up exercises in the database. It takes to long to search for exercises.
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11. Welcome pack / email to clients

    A structured welcome pack that includes short, guided video content will significantly improve the onboarding experience for new members. Videos can clearly demonstrate how to use equipment, navigate the gym or app, understand training programmes, and follow key health and safety guidelines—reducing confusion and increasing confidence from day one. This approach supports different learning styles, enhances engagement, and ensures consistent delivery of important information across all clients.

    This to go along side pdfs and anything else that may be added at the welcome stage.

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12. Screen Sharing and Recording on video calls

    I like to plan our calls in the app so it shows on their calendar, but then I send them the zoom link so I can share my screen / record. I wish I could just screen share and record in the trainerize app so everything is in one place.

    Then if there was a place in the app we could upload recorded calls so clients who missed it can go watch it.

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13. Editing General Activities

    When tracking an activity, using my Garmin, in this example it is racket sports, the Trainerize app only records it as a 'General Activity'. We can already edit the times for these activities once they appear on the dashboard, but I would like to be able to edit their names so it is easier to tell what each one was at a glance. Once more activities get added to the app, I don't see this being an issue.

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14. Geometry Dash Game – A Rhythm-Based Challenge That Tests Your Reflexes

    The Geometry Dash has become one of the most recognizable rhythm-based platformers in modern gaming. Developed by RobTop Games, it offers a unique blend of music, timing, and precision that challenges players in ways few games can. With its vibrant visuals and fast-paced gameplay, Geometry Dash has captured the attention of millions around the world.

    At its core, Geometry Dash is a side-scrolling platformer where players control a small geometric icon navigating through obstacle-filled levels. The objective is simple: reach the end of each level without crashing. However, the simplicity quickly gives way to intense difficulty. Players must jump, fly, and dodge hazards in perfect sync with the music, making timing the most critical skill in the game.

    One of the defining features of Geometry Dash is its rhythm-based design. Every jump and movement aligns with the beat of the background music, creating a seamless connection between gameplay and sound. This design not only enhances immersion but also helps players anticipate obstacles. As you become familiar with a level’s rhythm, your ability to react improves, turning each attempt into a learning experience.

    The game offers a wide variety of levels, each with its own theme, music, and difficulty. From beginner-friendly stages to extremely challenging ones, Geometry Dash caters to players of all skill levels. Early levels help players understand the mechanics, while later stages demand near-perfect precision and quick reflexes. This gradual increase in difficulty keeps the experience engaging and rewarding.

    Another standout feature is the level editor. Geometry Dash allows players to create and share their own custom levels, adding nearly endless replay value. The community has embraced this feature, producing thousands of creative and challenging levels. Some are designed for fun and experimentation, while others push the limits of what players can achieve. This user-generated content ensures that the game remains fresh long after completing the official levels.

    Customization also plays a role in the game’s appeal. Players can unlock different icons, colors, and effects to personalize their character. While these changes do not affect gameplay, they provide a sense of progression and individuality. Unlocking new designs often becomes an additional goal, motivating players to continue playing and improving.

    Visually, Geometry Dash is known for its bright, colorful aesthetic and dynamic effects. The use of neon colors, flashing lights, and geometric patterns creates a visually stimulating environment. Combined with smooth animations, these elements make each level feel energetic and alive. The visual intensity increases alongside the difficulty, adding to the excitement of each run.

    Sound design is equally important in Geometry Dash. The soundtrack features energetic electronic music that drives the gameplay forward. Each level’s music is carefully selected to match its pace and style, creating a cohesive experience. The synchronization between sound and movement is so precise that players often rely on audio cues as much as visual ones.

    One of the reasons Geometry Dash remains popular is its high replayability. Failing a level sends you back to the beginning, which might seem frustrating at first. However, this design encourages persistence and skill improvement. Each attempt helps players learn patterns, refine timing, and gradually get closer to success. The satisfaction of finally completing a difficult level is incredibly rewarding.

    The game’s accessibility also contributes to its success. With simple one-touch controls, anyone can start playing immediately. Despite this simplicity, mastering the game requires dedication and practice. This balance between accessibility and challenge makes Geometry Dash appealing to both casual players and hardcore gamers.

    In conclusion, geometry dash game is more than just a platformer—it is a test of rhythm, precision, and perseverance. Its combination of music-driven gameplay, creative level design, and strong community support makes it a standout title in the gaming world. Whether you are looking for a quick challenge or a long-term goal, Geometry Dash offers an experience that is both demanding and deeply satisfying.

    The Geometry Dash has become one of the most recognizable rhythm-based platformers in modern gaming. Developed by RobTop Games, it offers a unique blend of music, timing, and precision that challenges players in ways few games can. With its vibrant visuals and fast-paced gameplay, Geometry Dash has captured the attention of millions around the world.

    At its core, Geometry Dash is a side-scrolling platformer where players control a small geometric icon navigating through obstacle-filled levels. The objective is simple: reach the end of each level without crashing. However, the simplicity quickly gives way to intense difficulty. Players must jump, fly,… more

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15. Snowrider – A Thrilling Endless Ride Through Winter Slopes

    If you enjoy fast-paced arcade experiences with a relaxing winter theme, Snowrider is a game worth exploring. Combining simple mechanics with increasingly challenging gameplay, Snowrider delivers an addictive experience that keeps players coming back for “just one more run.” It captures the feeling of gliding through snowy landscapes while testing your reflexes and decision-making skills.

    At its core, Snowrider is an endless runner-style game set on icy slopes. You control a sled or snowboard as it speeds downhill automatically, and your task is to avoid obstacles while collecting points along the way. The controls are intentionally straightforward—typically involving left and right movements—making it easy for anyone to pick up and play. However, as the speed increases, the challenge intensifies, requiring sharper focus and quicker reactions.

    One of the most appealing aspects of Snowrider is how it balances relaxation with excitement. The snowy environment, often filled with smooth white hills and winter-themed objects, creates a calming visual atmosphere. At the same time, the fast-paced gameplay ensures that players remain fully engaged. This contrast makes the game suitable for both unwinding after a long day and enjoying bursts of adrenaline during short breaks.

    As you progress in Snowrider, the difficulty gradually ramps up. Obstacles such as trees, rocks, and sudden gaps begin to appear more frequently and in tighter formations. This design keeps the gameplay fresh and prevents it from becoming repetitive. Each run feels slightly different, encouraging players to adapt and improve their skills over time. The sense of progression is subtle but effective, as you naturally aim to beat your previous high score.

    Another strength of Snowrider lies in its accessibility. The game does not require complicated tutorials or long setup times. You can start playing almost instantly, making it perfect for quick sessions. Whether you have a few minutes to spare or want to spend a longer time chasing high scores, Snowrider fits seamlessly into different play styles.

    The scoring system adds an extra layer of motivation. Players earn points based on distance traveled and items collected during each run. This encourages risk-taking, as going for more collectibles often means navigating through tighter and more dangerous paths. The constant push to improve your score creates a satisfying loop that keeps players engaged over time.

    Visually, Snowrider embraces a clean and minimalistic style. The bright snow-covered terrain contrasts nicely with obstacles, ensuring that everything remains easy to see even at high speeds. The smooth animations contribute to a sense of fluid motion, making each descent feel natural and immersive. While the graphics are not overly complex, they are polished enough to enhance the overall experience.

    Sound design also plays a subtle but important role. Gentle background music combined with crisp sound effects—like the glide of the sled or the impact of a collision—adds to the immersion. These audio elements help reinforce the sensation of movement and speed, making each run feel more dynamic.

    What truly sets Snowrider apart is its replay value. Because each run is different and the difficulty continuously increases, there is always a reason to try again. Players often find themselves improving gradually, learning how to anticipate obstacles and react more efficiently. This steady skill development makes the game both rewarding and enjoyable in the long term.

    In addition, Snowrider can be enjoyed by players of all ages. Its simple controls and non-violent gameplay make it accessible to younger audiences, while its increasing difficulty provides enough challenge for more experienced players. This broad appeal contributes to its popularity as a casual yet engaging game.

    In conclusion, snowrider is a perfect example of how a simple concept can lead to an incredibly engaging experience. With its easy controls, beautiful winter setting, and progressively challenging gameplay, it offers both relaxation and excitement in equal measure. Whether you are chasing high scores or simply enjoying the snowy scenery, Snowrider provides a fun and memorable ride every time you play.

    If you enjoy fast-paced arcade experiences with a relaxing winter theme, Snowrider is a game worth exploring. Combining simple mechanics with increasingly challenging gameplay, Snowrider delivers an addictive experience that keeps players coming back for “just one more run.” It captures the feeling of gliding through snowy landscapes while testing your reflexes and decision-making skills.

    At its core, Snowrider is an endless runner-style game set on icy slopes. You control a sled or snowboard as it speeds downhill automatically, and your task is to avoid obstacles while collecting points along the way. The controls are intentionally straightforward—typically involving left and… more

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16. Basketball Stars – A Fast-Paced Street Basketball Experience

    If you’re looking for a competitive and exciting mobile sports game, Basketball Stars is a title that stands out. Developed by Miniclip, this game delivers a dynamic one-on-one basketball experience that blends skill, strategy, and quick reflexes into every match. Whether you’re a casual player or someone who enjoys intense competition, Basketball Stars offers something engaging for everyone.
    One of the most appealing aspects of Basketball Stars is its simplicity. The controls are easy to learn, allowing players to jump straight into matches without a steep learning curve. You can dribble, shoot, steal, and block using intuitive swipe and tap mechanics. However, while the basics are simple, mastering the game requires precision timing, smart positioning, and a deep understanding of your opponent’s moves.
    The game primarily focuses on real-time multiplayer matches. Players from around the world can compete in quick one-on-one duels, making every game feel fresh and unpredictable. Each match is short but intense, which makes it perfect for playing during breaks or when you only have a few minutes to spare. Despite the short duration, the thrill of outplaying your opponent and scoring at the last second creates a highly satisfying experience.
    Basketball Stars offers multiple game modes to keep things interesting. In addition to the standard attacking and defending mode, where players take turns trying to score and stop shots, there are also shooting race modes that test your speed and accuracy. These variations ensure that gameplay never becomes repetitive, encouraging players to continuously refine different skills.
    Customization is another strong feature of the game. Players can unlock a wide range of outfits, basketballs, and courts. These cosmetic items not only make your character stand out but also add a sense of progression. As you win matches and earn rewards, you gradually build a unique identity within the game. This personalization aspect keeps players motivated to continue improving and collecting new items.
    The progression system is tied to rewards and upgrades. By winning matches, players earn coins and can unlock higher-tier gear that enhances performance. This creates a balance between skill and progression, where both practice and smart upgrades contribute to success. It also adds a layer of strategy, as choosing the right equipment can make a noticeable difference during matches.
    Another highlight of Basketball Stars is its competitive nature. The ranking system matches players with opponents of similar skill levels, ensuring fair and challenging gameplay. As you climb the ranks, matches become more intense, pushing you to improve your timing, accuracy, and defensive tactics. This sense of progression keeps the game exciting over the long term.
    Visually, the game features polished graphics and smooth animations. The courts are vibrant, and the character designs are stylish without being overly complex. The animations, especially during dunks and blocks, add a sense of realism and excitement. Combined with responsive controls, the overall presentation enhances the gameplay experience significantly.
    Sound design also plays a role in immersion. From the bounce of the ball to the swish of a perfect shot, the audio feedback reinforces each action. It may seem like a small detail, but it contributes to making each match feel more engaging and alive.
    One of the reasons Basketball Stars remains popular is its accessibility. It runs smoothly on most mobile devices and does not require high-end hardware. This allows a wide audience to enjoy the game without technical limitations. Additionally, its free-to-play model makes it easy for new players to jump in and start competing immediately.
    In conclusion, Basketball Stars is a well-crafted mobile game that successfully captures the excitement of street basketball. With its easy-to-learn controls, competitive gameplay, and rewarding progression system, it offers a balanced and entertaining experience. Whether you’re aiming to improve your skills or simply enjoy quick matches, this game delivers consistent fun and challenge.

    If you’re looking for a competitive and exciting mobile sports game, Basketball Stars is a title that stands out. Developed by Miniclip, this game delivers a dynamic one-on-one basketball experience that blends skill, strategy, and quick reflexes into every match. Whether you’re a casual player or someone who enjoys intense competition, Basketball Stars offers something engaging for everyone.
    One of the most appealing aspects of Basketball Stars is its simplicity. The controls are easy to learn, allowing players to jump straight into matches without a steep learning curve. You can dribble, shoot, steal, and block using intuitive swipe and tap… more

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17. What is Trainerize design - how about it?

    In the context of increasingly personalized online coaching needs, how can Trainerize design and integrate a multi-tiered system architecture that uses artificial intelligence, deep learning, predictive analytics, and real-time data synchronization from wearables to not only optimize the coaching experience based on each user’s behavior, performance, biosensors, and long-term goals, but also ensure security, scalability when data volumes spike, backward compatibility with existing APIs, and maintain stable processing performance for millions of concurrent active users?
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18. Sport Science - Including different metrics

    If there was a way to track different metrics to allow for various training modalities & progression would be great. Especially since there are an increase in newer apps that allow for clients to track different metrics such as Velocity Based Training (VBT) using JumpLab or MetricVBT apps.

    This could include; Average or Max Wattage for Assault Bikes, VBT metrics (Average Velocity or Peak Power),

    This could potentially be an option whereby we click what metrics we'd like to track for each exercise to make it easier & cleaner instead of its traditional drop-down menu. Eg Endurance, Strength, Timed, etc.

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19. Sync nutrition data to Apple health

    I log my meals in Trainerize. You should then write that data to Apple health app for macro and calorie tracking.

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20. zacharyjarm@gmail.com

    Allow people to input meals on desktop. Many clients use My Fitness Pal vs the app for this very reason

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