# Kipp: Hybrid Training Coach — Recovery, training & nutrition > Recovery, training & nutrition (iPhone/iPad app by Mohamed Labouardy.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/kipp-hybrid-training-coach/id6784773287 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [Mohamed Labouardy](https://appshunter.io/developer/6784773289) - Category: Health & Fitness, Sports - Price: Free with in-app purchases - Age rating: 17+ - Requires: iOS 15.1 · 31 MB - Languages: American English - Released: 2026-07-10 - Data updated: 2026-08-26 - User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/kipp-hybrid-training-coach/id6784773287/reviews.md ## What is Kipp? Most fitness apps show you data. Kipp uses it. Every morning, Kipp reads your stats, understands your training and diet yesterday, and tells you what it means for today: what to push, adjust, or leave alone. Just like a long-term private coach who’s paying close attention to your health and fitness. ONE CONVERSATION FOR YOUR BODY Your wearable knows your sleep. Your food log knows your macros. Your training app knows the session. Your calendar knows the chaos. Kipp considers the whole picture together, so your plan reflects your life, that day. THE COACH WHO TEXTS YOU FIRST Kipp checks in first thing in the morning, with a clear read for your day ahead. No more deciphering charts or opening five apps. JUST TALK TO KIPP LIKE YOU WOULD A HUMAN COACH No forms. Tell Kipp what you ate, or snap a photo for macros. Describe your gym session and Kipp records the sets, reps, and effort. Mention your sore back or travels, and Kipp adjusts accordingly. BUILT FOR PEOPLE WHO TRAIN WITH INTENT Whether you are chasing a squat PR, preparing for a race, or training for HYROX, Kipp adapts the plan to your specific goals, lifestyle, and recovery. CONNECTS YOUR DEVICES Connect Apple Health, Garmin, Strava, and more to bring sleep, recovery, HRV, activity, and training into one place for a useful whole analysis. A REAL INTAKE, NOT A QUIZ Onboarding is modeled on a $2,000/month private coach. Kipp learns your history, your goals, and what's made things stick (or not) before it builds anything, so the plan actually fits you. SEE THE PATTERN Review calories, macros, activity, recovery, water, weight and habits in Insights. Home screen widgets keep today’s priorities close. PRIVACY Your data is never sold or used for advertising. Kipp is a coaching and wellness tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Download Kipp and get your read on today. Terms of Service: https://heykipp.io/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://heykipp.io/privacy.html ## Pricing and in-app purchases Base price: Free. **Subscriptions** | Subscription | Price | Period | | --- | --- | --- | | Kipp | $24.99 | per month | ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 1.0.15 — 2026-08-24 Kipp was saving sessions you had only talked about, and adding water you had already logged. Both are fixed, along with four other things that were quietly corrupting your numbers. - A session you discussed but never did could be saved as completed: exercises Kipp had just prescribed, a run you were planning for tomorrow, or a number you quoted while answering a question. That inflated your session count, marked habits as hit, and told you the next morning the work was already banked. Kipp now logs what you report doing, not what you talked about. - Telling Kipp a total for the day, like "I have only had 1.5L so far", added that on top of what was already logged instead of correcting it. It now works out the difference. And if you ask Kipp to clear your water logs and say yes, they are actually cleared. It used to say it had, and delete nothing. - Correcting a meal and tapping Log it before the new estimate arrived saved the old numbers. Log it now waits for the correction. - A run described in minutes per mile was stored as minutes per kilometre, which under-recorded the distance. Fixed. - Time in bed is no longer recorded as time asleep, and an impossible night is dropped rather than becoming the sleep baseline every later night gets judged against. - How Kipp sees you is rebuilt around what you agreed, what has happened since, and Kipp's read of it. Your check-in now tells you it is due or overdue instead of showing a date that has quietly passed. - If you go quiet, Kipp says so once and then leaves you alone until you reply. It used to check in every evening, indefinitely. - Your first message to Kipp after onboarding is now free, so you get a real answer before deciding about a membership. ### 1.0.14 — 2026-08-19 Your training plan now has a screen, and three bugs that were losing or corrupting your logged data are fixed. - Your plan has a home. Open Settings, tap your name, and How Kipp sees you shows your week day by day with the habits you agreed. Ask Kipp where your plan is and you get a card, not directions to a tab that does not exist. - Hand Kipp your own plan. Photograph or upload a training plan and Kipp reads it, keeps it, and talks you through it against what you are actually running or lifting. It will not quietly replace the plan you are on, adopting it stays your call. - Kipp could report no water logged moments after you logged it, blame the app, and ask you to enter it again, which doubled your day. It now reads your real total. - Asking to take one item out of a meal could delete the whole meal while Kipp said the rest had been re-logged. It now corrects the meal and leaves the rest alone. - One gym session typed across two messages could be saved as two or three sessions, one of them empty, inflating your session count everywhere it appears. - Days your plan groups together, like "Tue, Thu, Sat", were only read as the first one, so Kipp saw nothing planned on the others. - The mic is back when you attach a photo, so you can talk through what is on the plate instead of typing it. - Tell Kipp your race date and it now sticks. ### 1.0.13 — 2026-08-14 Insights has been rebuilt, and the numbers in your training log got a pass. - Insights is redesigned. Strength is now a ledger of every lift with the set behind it, and your main barbell lifts sort to the top instead of a machine accessory headlining the card. Endurance, recovery, hydration and habits were all redrawn to show what your data actually covers. - One gym visit could be logged as two separate sessions, which doubled your session count everywhere it appears: your habits, Insights, your Sunday recap and the widget. - Your habits card counted sessions differently from the grade above it, so a full bar could sit under a header saying nothing was on track. Both now use the same count. - Kipp no longer removes a reading you did not ask it to remove. Telling it this morning's weight is not a reason to clear last week's. - The calories and protein Kipp says you have left now update when you log something mid-conversation, instead of repeating the figure from before the meal. ### 1.0.12 — 2026-08-09 Kipp can now remind you about something and actually hear your answer. - Ask Kipp to remind you about anything on a schedule, your iron, your creatine, your physio. The reminder arrives as a card you can check off with Took it or Skipped, you can answer straight from the notification without opening the app, and telling Kipp in the chat counts too. It only ever counts the nights it actually asked you. - If you train twice in a day, both sessions now show up. Two sessions of the same kind on the same day from the same device could be merged into one, so a second walk or a second run went missing from Insights along with its calories. - If you weigh in regularly, Kipp now checks whether the calorie target it gave you matches what your own food log and weight trend say you are actually burning, and raises it with you when they disagree. ### 1.0.11 — 2026-08-04 This one is mostly about the numbers in your log being right. - Logging an item with no numbers ("the yogurt") could save your whole day's calories and protein onto that one item. Fixed, and the meals it affected have been corrected. - Ask Kipp to remove a reading and it does: a glucose reading, a weigh-in, a water log, an injury you mentioned. A bare number in chat could also be saved as a blood sugar reading. That is fixed and the bad readings are gone. - Kipp now checks your calorie target against what your body burns at rest, and tells you when it is too low to train on instead of coaching you to it. - Talk in pounds and Kipp logs pounds. A bare "205" on a lift no longer lands as 205 kg. - Sleep averages could read about a third of your real sleep, and a night recorded by two apps counted twice. Both fixed. - Say "eating now" and Kipp logs the meal you just worked out with it, instead of asking what you ate. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-08-26.*