My new favorite workout app
You can really tell that the concept of a training app has been rethought from the ground up, and that approach works incredibly well. I’m genuinely impressed — please keep it up 👍🏻

This app offers comprehensive strength training, cardio, and nutrition tracking, designed by athletes for athletes. It integrates seamlessly with Apple devices, providing personalized AI-driven coaching and music curation.
1.1.4
June 17, 2026
Hey, vacation season is around the corner, and the hotel gym is usually a sad affair: three adjustable dumbbells, an elliptical from 2009, and not a shred of WiFi. That's exactly what this update is for. New: 1. Hotel mode: No signal at the hotel or on the beach? Doesn't matter. You can still view your exercises and swap them for whatever's actually lying around. No more blank screen just because "Lobby_Guest_2" is acting up again. 2. Negative tempo during training: When editing a set, you can now pick the eccentric seconds directly — not just beforehand in the plan. Fixed (a.k.a. things that annoyed me too): 3. Cardio exercises were buried at the bottom when adding them — now there's a dedicated "Cardio" tab up top, and the names are finally translated instead of stubbornly German. 4. The rest timer on the lock screen no longer freezes like a cocktail at the pool bar. 5. Bilateral exercises were multiplying like towels on loungers — not anymore. And the rest comes at the right time: left, right, then rest. 6. The plate calculator kept its result to itself — now the weight lands straight in the set, on iPhone and Watch. 7. When you swap or jump to a different exercise, the Watch and Live Activity now move along instantly instead of waking up at the next set. 8. The set feedback prompt (easy/perfect/hard/failed) could be turned off but still showed up — persistent little thing. Now it stays gone. And it was still entirely German, now translated. Get after it, even on vacation. But don't overdo it — the Coach is up for a break at the bar too. — Falko
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No, Trainiq does not contain advertisements. The app is built without an advertising network or user tracking, prioritizing a clean user experience.
Trainiq Pro offers two subscription plans: a monthly subscription for $3.99 and a yearly subscription for $24.99. These plans unlock the full suite of advanced features.
Trainiq saves every workout to Apple Health with effort ratings and heart rate data. It also utilizes HealthKit to combine HRV, sleep, and resting heart rate into a fitness status score.
Yes, Trainiq features a photo import function that can recognize training plans from paper, PDFs, or screenshots and convert them into a digital, working plan.
Trainiq offers AI-curated playlists based on your mood or workout intensity, including a BPM mode that adjusts music to your heart rate zones for cardio sessions.
The latest version of Trainiq Pro is 1.1.4, last updated on June 17, 2026. The app is continuously improved by its developers who use it daily.
Yes, Trainiq prioritizes user privacy by storing all data locally on your iPhone. There is no user account required, and data can be backed up via iCloud.
Trainiq is designed for the Apple ecosystem and supports both iPhone and Apple Watch. Features like Live Activities and Dynamic Island are utilized for an enhanced experience.