AthWay vs TNote

AthWay is the AI coach for athletes. Tell it your sport, age and schedule, and it builds workouts that fit your week, your games and your body. ASK YOUR COACH ANYTHING Need a warm-up before a game, twenty minutes with no equipment, or a lighter session because your knee is sore? Just ask. The coach answers in chat and gives you a ready workout in seconds. TRAIN WITH A CLEAR PLAN Video-guided sessions walk you through every exercise, set and rest period, step by step. SEE THE WEEK AHEAD Practices, games and gym workouts live in one calendar. Your coach sees it too, so the plan always fits your real schedule. TRACK YOUR LOAD Monthly reports show how much you trained, how many games you played and which days carry a higher injury or overtraining risk. FUEL YOUR TRAINING Daily calories, macros and recovery tips that match the load you are carrying. BUILT BY A COACH AthWay is created by a strength and conditioning coach who has worked with Olympic, NHL and WTA athletes, with a focus on fundamental movement first and sport-specific preparation after.

TNote is a CRM app for coaches, sports sections and clubs. It helps manage athletes, attendance and payments in one place. The app can be used as a coach journal, an attendance system for a sports section or a tool for managing training groups. Main features: Athlete management Create a list of athletes, manage groups and keep athlete data organized. Attendance tracking Mark training attendance in one tap. View attendance statistics for each athlete and group. Payments and subscriptions Track payments, debts and subscription periods. The app helps coaches see who has paid and who needs a payment reminder. Coach journal Training sessions, attendance and payments are stored in one place. TNote helps replace spreadsheets and paper journals. Groups and reports Manage several groups, view attendance statistics and track payments by group. Who the app is for: coaches; sports schools and sections; sports clubs; studio owners; group administrators. TNote helps coaches spend less time on routine accounting and more time on the training process.