Train: Strength Plans & Coach

Train: Strength Plans & Coach

Workouts, Tracker & Progress

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1 review
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 8, 2026
  • August 29, 2026

Features

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This app creates personalized strength training programs based on your goals, equipment, and schedule. It automates progressive overload, provides exercise demo videos, and tracks your progress with detailed metrics. Designed for gym-goers, it offers quick logging and rest timers.

Personalized strength programs
Automated progressive overload
Exercise demo videos
Quick set logging
Rest timer with alerts
Apple Health integration
Progress tracking and milestones
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What's New in Train

1.2.0

August 29, 2026

- New HQ portrait videos, shot in-studio by the team to give you the best coaching experience possible. - New progressions and regressions added so you can train according to your evolving level. - New layouts and instructions to give you the richest training experience possible.

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Subscription plans

Train Annual Plan

Full access to Train, billed annually.

$59.991 Year
7 Days trial
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User reviews

When in doubt, vibe it out here

I have been going to the gym for a few years now, and I often times find myself planning my workouts on the spot, guesstimating how many reps would be optimal. But since I’ve been using the Trian app, I’m finally tracking my workouts and getting recommendations for my level and expertise. The app is truly inspiring to help users for all levels and has certainly helped me level up my game and strategy at the gym.
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FAQ

How does Train create a personalized workout plan?

Train builds a multi-week strength program by asking about your goals, gym access, schedule, and experience. It then selects over 230 exercises matched to your available equipment and preferred workout split.

What is progressive overload in Train?

Progressive overload is automated by Train, which compares your sets to previous performances. If you beat your reps or weight, the app prompts you to increase the load next time, helping you avoid plateaus.

Does Train offer video demonstrations for exercises?

Yes, every exercise in Train includes a high-quality demo video. These videos show proper setup, execution, and common mistakes to avoid, ensuring you perform lifts correctly.

How does Train help with gym floor efficiency?

Train is designed for quick use between sets, featuring lightning-fast set logging, a built-in rest timer with alerts, and a Live Activity for your lock screen and Dynamic Island to show your current set and rest countdown.

What kind of progress metrics does Train track?

Train tracks meaningful metrics like personal bests, lifetime volume, progression streaks, and workouts logged. It celebrates milestones that reflect actual strength gains without vanity badges.

What are the subscription options for Train?

Train offers monthly, quarterly, and annual subscription plans, all with a 7-day free trial. The monthly plan is $9.99, the quarterly is $19.99, and the annual plan is $59.99.

Does Train integrate with Apple Health?

Yes, Train integrates with Apple Health, allowing your completed workouts to sync directly with your Activity rings. It also provides a calendar view of all your logged sessions.

How often is Train updated?

Train was last updated on June 13, 2026, indicating a recent update. The latest version is 1.0.2.