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One gym. Three phones.
The member lifting, the trainer coaching, the owner keeping the doors open. Same app, same floor, a different day for each.
Maya trains at six.
Her gym pass lives in the app, so it's open before she's through the door. Today's workout is already up, on her gym's own machines, with the weight she has to beat from last time.
Hack squat taken? It swaps in the right stand-in. Never used the machine? The gym's own trainers show how, right on its page. She gets 195 for eight, and the PR lands before she's re-racked.
That evening she's 58 grams of protein short. She snaps dinner, taps to confirm each food, and the numbers come from USDA instead of a guess. Stuck for ideas? It checks what's in her kitchen and offers three dinners that close the gap.
The weight to beat. The meal to make.
The coach and Fuel, the food log, come with the aiCoach plan.
Maya · member
Jess coaches people, not spreadsheets.
Every morning the roster has already been read. Maya mentioned her knee. Tom hasn't trained in nine days. Ana's block ends this week. Luis pulled a new best. Jess runs the morning in a few taps, a message ready for each, and nothing sends until Jess presses send.
On the floor, Jess logs Maya's sets from a phone, standing right next to her. Every set lands in Maya's own log, with her history and her records. No signal downstairs? It syncs on the way back up.
Maya's next block is a conversation: three days, go easy on the knee. Jess gets a draft on the gym's real machines, fixes a slot and sends it. Maya's phone reads: Plan from Jess.
Your name on all of it.
Jess · trainer
Dana finds out first.
Gym software knows who paid and who walked in. It has no idea what they did once they got there. Members don't quit the day they cancel. They quit when the training drops.
Dana sees it while they're still showing up. Ana's training is falling off. Tom hasn't been in for twelve days. The member who came in three times and never logged a set gets flagged too, so a trainer can find them on the floor.
Every Monday a briefing lands: who to win back, who to welcome, what to fix, with the messages already written. Nothing sends until Dana presses send.
Your software knows who paid. LFG knows who trained.
Most apps cram in every exercise ever invented and hope one fits. LFG starts with the equipment actually on your gym floor and every rep you've logged on it.
Our coaching matches the iron in front of you and the lifter using it. We know it cold.
AI underneath. Iron out front.
The crew
Your gym, in your pocket, with everyone in it.
See who's in.
The people you nod to between sets become the people you train with.
Run your crew.
Trainers program, assign and chat from inside the app. Creators put their demos on the machines and their programs on the gym shelf.
See a lift. Chase it.
When someone hits a number worth going after, go after it.
Show up. Even when you can't.
Stay connected on the days you cannot make it through the door.
Local first.
Built around the people you actually see, not a global feed of strangers.
For gyms
Put your gym in your members' pockets under your name.
Your logo and your colors on it. Every machine on your floor in it, so the coach builds on the iron your members actually see.
Members open it at the door: their gym pass, your announcements, today's workout. Waivers and intake forms get signed on their phone. More than one location? One app across all of them.
You decide what members see, switch by switch. And it runs beside the billing system you already have. Nothing to migrate.
Built a following instead of a floor? Same deal. Your demos on the machines, your programs on the shelf, your people in one place.
LFG is running on its first gym floors now. We add gyms one floor at a time, so each one is dialed before the next. Early means you don't just get access. You help build the thing.
