What's new in Trainerstudio

Knowing whether a client trained today shouldn't mean opening their plan and counting exercises one by one. Until now the only signal was scanning, item by item, what they'd marked as done: no clear "I'm finished" action from the client, and no alert for you when it happened.

Now the client app can carry a «Finish workout» button. Your client closes their day's session with a tap and you're notified instantly —by push or WhatsApp— with how many exercises they completed.

What changes:

• It's opt-in, and you turn it on. The button is off by default; you enable it from Settings → Client app, next to the other app settings (visibility window, file uploads…). While it's off, nothing changes for anyone.
• Your client finishes whenever they want. A fixed bottom bar with «Finish workout» always at hand. They don't need every exercise marked to close the day, and they can Undo if they slip.
• They can mark everything at once. If exercises are still unmarked, the app offers «Mark everything as completed and finish» or «Finish without completing them» —what you see is the real count, nothing is auto-completed behind your back.
• You get the alert in the moment. The «Workout finished» notification arrives with the client's name and the X/Y of exercises they logged. Push by default; you can add WhatsApp from Settings → Notifications.
• No spam. If the client undoes and finishes the same day again, you don't get a second alert: only the first time counts.

It's the difference between checking who trained and having the app tell you the moment it happens.

Full walkthrough in How to use the «Finish workout» button.

A circuit that reads well on the sheet doesn't always train well: the client loses the rhythm checking their phone, counting seconds by eye and unsure when to switch exercises. Interval work lives or dies by tempo — and until now that tempo was on each person to keep.

Now any circuit can carry a timer. Press Add timer, choose the format, set the times, and your client trains it guided: a full-screen countdown that tells them exactly what to do every second.

What changes:

• Pick the format you already use. Tabata, Intervals, Stations, EMOM, AMRAP, Density, For time, Rounds for time, Chipper, Ladder and Rounds. Each format shows only the fields that make sense (work/rest, rounds, interval, total duration, time cap…).
• You set the times. Work, rest, preparation and number of rounds. The app computes the total duration and shows it on a timeline before you save.
• The client trains guided, full-screen. Large countdown, colors per phase (prep, work, rest), beeps and vibration on every change, and the screen stays awake. They can pause, skip or finish whenever they want.
• It resumes where they left off. If the session is interrupted, they can pick the circuit back up from where they were.
• No double work. The timer is saved with the circuit in the routine; in interval formats, each exercise's sets follow the timer so you never have to line them up by hand.

It's the difference between telling a client "do this circuit" and handing them a workout that runs itself.

You can now prepare workouts in advance and decide which days each client can see. When you hide a day, you still see the planned workouts in the planner, but the client sees that day as empty, just as if nothing had been assigned yet.

This is useful when you want to prepare future weeks without revealing the full plan, adjust a progression before sharing it, or work with clients who should only see the part of the program they need right now.

From each day menu you can hide or show that day. If you are working with several days at once, you can also select them and apply the action in bulk, just like the other bulk actions in the planner.

Hidden days are marked for the coach, so you can quickly tell which content is already prepared but not visible to the client yet. When you are ready to publish it, show the day again and the client will be able to see it in their app.

You can now turn on automatic alerts to find out, in real time, what your clients are doing without having to open the app. When a client completes a task, uploads a progress photo, logs a metric or answers a form, you get a notification.

For each of those four events you pick the channel you want to be notified through: a push notification on your phone, a WhatsApp message to the number you register, or both at once. You set it up once and it stays active for all of your clients.

It's designed for those moments when you need to react quickly: a question that shows up in a form, a progress photo that deserves a motivating message, a metric that confirms things are going in the right direction. You decide what you care about and how you'd like to be told, and the platform takes care of getting it to you.

The routine planner now has a spreadsheet-style editing mode to work on sets with more speed. Instead of opening and closing fields one by one, you can type values directly into a table and review the routine with more perspective.

It is designed for those moments when you have to tweak many variables: loads, reps, rest, times, tempos or any other piece of data you use to program a client's work.

For you it means fewer clicks and less time fixing small details. If you program blocks with several sets or work with week-by-week progressions, you can finalise the routine more smoothly and devote more attention to what really matters: what each client needs and how they should progress.

Planner tasks can now carry several attached resources. You can add images, videos, PDFs, external links or YouTube and Vimeo videos within a single task.

This works well for everything that does not fit as an exercise set: mobility, technique, habits, educational material, questionnaires, recommendations or tasks the client needs to complete between sessions. Instead of sending instructions over WhatsApp or scattering them across different places, they stay inside the plan, on the right day and next to the corresponding task.

The result for the client is more clarity. For you, fewer repeated questions and a more professional delivery without adding extra steps to the way you work.