Your clients track in PixlFIT. You see it — every session, every machine, every set — the moment they finish. No screenshots, no shared spreadsheet, no asking how last week went.
Either your client logs in your platform and hates it, or they log where they like and you spend Sunday night piecing it together from screenshots.
Built around the same tags, plans and prep data your clients already have — so nothing needs translating.
Everyone in one table with their last fortnight, adherence and volume trend. Whoever needs you most sits at the top.
Days, exercises, set counts, warm-ups, drop sets and supersets — pushed straight into their app as routines they can start.
Reply while looking at the session they're asking about. Anyone waiting on you rises to the top with how long it's been — nobody gets quietly forgotten.
Sessions logged per day across your whole book. A flat Monday is a programming problem — and it's invisible on any one client's page.
Every tag combination keeps its own line — so a Hammer Strength pulldown never gets averaged with the Cybex.
Weight trend against a target date, progress photos pose by pose, and side-by-side comparisons you can export.
Shows, check-ins, deloads, photoshoots — recurring or one-off, in your own colours, across the whole book.
Nothing is stored on a client's record — every flag is worked out from their log against thresholds you set, so you can tune what "off track" means for your coaching and see the reasoning behind any flag.
And it knows the difference between a client who stopped training and one whose phone hasn't been on wifi. PixlFIT is local-first, so a quiet week can mean either — we tell you which, and hold back the adherence and volume flags until the data's actually arrived. A flag you can't trust is worse than no flag.
PixlFIT organises training with tag groups, and the coach platform uses exactly the same ones. Prescribe a Hammer Strength pulldown on a wide grip and that's what appears in their logger — not a line of text they have to interpret.
Coaches get Pro on every linked client, so you can add your own groups — Grip, Tempo, RPE, whichever gym they're in.
✎ 8–10 reps, 2 in reserve
A plan sets the work, not the numbers — your client fills in weight and reps as they lift, exactly as they would building it themselves.
A coach link is granted by the client and can be pulled by the client. It shares their training, not their phone: you see what they log and the routines they build, and they keep everything they had before you arrived — including the app itself if they ever stop working with you.
PixlFIT Coach isn't live yet. Here's what's actually built, what's next, and what's still an idea.
Roster, week-at-a-glance, flag rules, plan builder, tag library, ageing inbox, prep comparison and share-card export — all working end to end in the prototype you can click through today. The sample clients are the cast of Still Game, because a demo full of "Client 14" tells you nothing.
Client data moves to a hosted backend so a coach link syncs both ways in real time, with push notifications when a flag fires.
Taking payment through the platform, more than one coach on a book, and proper support for posing practice rather than pretending it's a workout.
Tell us how you coach and what you're using now. We're shaping this around a small group of real coaches before opening it up.