For personal trainers
Run the whole coaching business without stitching five tools together.
You are the coach, the admin and the support desk. The coaching is the part you are good at, and it is the part that gets the least of your day.
Where you are now
The operation eats the coaching.
Programs are built in one app, client notes in another, plans go out over chat, payments are tracked from memory, and nutrition happens when there is time. None of it is broken exactly — it is just that every client costs you administration that has nothing to do with training them, and that cost is what caps how many clients you can carry.
The hour before the session
Finding the last plan, remembering what you changed, working out what they actually did last week. Every client, every week.
The rebuild
A new client needs a program you have written before, and you write it again because the old one exists only inside a file you sent to somebody else.
The client you cannot see
Someone stops training and you find out when they stop paying, because nothing between those two events was visible to you.
The service you stopped selling
Nutrition was part of the offer. Delivering it by document was enough friction that it quietly became an extra you rarely mention.
What changes
One workspace, and an app your clients open.
TrainersHQ holds your clients, your programs, your nutrition plans and what each person has completed. AlphaSerena is what your clients use — your coaching, your demonstrations, your cues, in an app rather than in a chat. You build once, assign in a step, and stop being the integration between four products.
One coach, one workspace, and a client app. Nothing between you and the client is a different product.
How
The four parts that do the work.
Each one is a capability you can go and read about in full. They are linked because you will want the detail, not because a page needs outbound links.
Your members
What your client gets
AlphaSerena, with today's session, the demonstrations you attached and the nutrition plan you wrote. It carries your coaching, not a generic template, and it is the same app whether you have four clients or forty.
See the member experienceWhat getting started looks like
- Set up your organization — as a solo coach, that is you, and it takes one sitting
- Add your current clients and their contact details
- Build your first program from the shared exercise library, adding your own movements as you go
- Assign it, and let your clients install AlphaSerena
- Add nutrition to the clients who are paying for it, once the training side is running
See it set up the way personal trainers actually work.
A live walkthrough against your real situation — your team size, your client list, and the parts of this you would use first.