Coaching, on the record

Both of you. On the record.

Coached is a coaching platform that keeps every training decision (the recommendation, the call, and what happened next) on one shared record both of you can see. Nothing slips between sessions. Every decision, remembered; every result, explained.

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Most platforms watch the athlete. Coached puts both of you on the same record.

The problem

Good training dies in the call nobody owns.

An athlete pushes through a day their body said to rest. A coach holds the line on a session the signal said to ease off. Neither gets caught until a whole block is wasted, because no shared record exists to catch it. That unaccountable judgment call, by either side, is the thing Coached is built to end.

Under the hood

One athlete. One week. Coached had read him before you'd opened his name.

This is the machine under every recommendation: the signals that become one call, and the shared record that proves it. Follow a single athlete through a single week, and watch how the decision gets made.

JM

This is Jordan.one of your 40 athletes

Deep in a squat block, chasing a PR. He trained heavy Thursday, then went quiet all weekend. It's Monday, and here's everything the system had already worked out about his week, before you'd even opened his name.

Back squat · bar speedvs Jordan's own baseline
Wk 1
0.72 m/s
Wk 2
0.70 m/s
Wk 3
0.66 m/s
Thu
0.63 · −12%
Past his fatigue line
0.72 → 0.63 m/s, a 12% drop below the threshold he set over months of lifting. The bar reported it before he'd feel it.
1The velocity signal

His bar speed knew he was cooked before he did.

Coached compares Thursday's bar speed to Jordan's own velocity baseline, not a textbook number off a chart. 0.72 down to 0.63 is a 12% drop, past the fatigue line he's set over months. Fatigue you can measure, the moment it shows up.

Hands off Readiness: compromised
Overnight recoveryvs his 30-day baseline
54Recovery
● Amber: two nights under baseline
HRV −18% · Sleep 5h 40m
Resting heart rate up, HRV suppressed two nights running. Scored against his numbers, not a population average.
2The recovery signal

His watch confirmed it: two bad nights, not a bad mood.

HRV, sleep and resting heart rate scored against Jordan's own 30-day baseline. 54 out of 100, amber. The training signal said cooked; the recovery signal agrees, so it isn't a guess: it's two instruments pointing the same way.

Hands off Recovery: low
Block coverageevery set mapped to a muscle
Quads
past MRV
Hamstrings
maintenance
Glutes
maintenance
Upper
in range
The quad emphasis landed
Quads brought up to a full load and holding, posterior chain kept at maintenance while they caught up. Time to flip the priority.
3The block signal

And the weak link you'd prioritised had caught up.

Jordan's quads were the weak link, so you built the block to bring them up, and it worked. They're carrying a full load now, with the posterior chain held at maintenance while they caught up. Coached counts every set per muscle, so you can see the emphasis landed and that now's the moment to flip it: ease the quads, bring the hamstrings and glutes up, and the next block builds on balance instead of chasing it.

Hands off Balance: rebalance
Jordan · this weekwhole-athlete read
Readiness Recovery Balance
TrainingBar speed −12% vs baselineCompromised
RecoveryHRV −18% · sleep 5h 40mLow
BalanceQuads over · posterior underRebalance
NutritionProtein & calories in rangeOn track
◆ This week: back off squat, hold upper, keep one heavy single.
4The synthesis

Three reads become one call, right where you're writing the program.

The velocity, the recovery and the coverage don't sit in three tabs waiting to be pieced together. Coached folds them into one weekly verdict and drops it into the builder while you prescribe, so the whole athlete drives the call, not the last thing you happened to look at.

Lands in the program builder, as you write his week
Shared record · Jordanthis week's decision
Read
Three signals: compromised, low, rebalanceSynthesised into one weekly verdict
Recommended
Back off squat · hold upperCoached, from the whole-athlete read
Decision
Coach kept one heavy single“He's peaking, so I'm backing him for this one.”
Squat trending upSix weeks on, on pace for his PR
👁 Seen by Jordan and Coach · neither side can rewrite it
5The record

The call goes on the record, and the record shows it worked.

The recommendation, your override and your reason are timestamped and shared, so both of you see the same thing. Six weeks on, that same record shows the single paid off: squat trending up, on pace for his PR. And that result becomes the baseline the next block reads from.

Next block: new baseline
↩ That result becomes the input to next week's decision. The loop closes.

It does the reading, so you make the call, and everyone can see how.

Why it can't be copied

It only works if you both show up honest.

The record is only as good as what goes into it. That isn't a weakness. It's the filter. Coached is built for the coach and athlete who want their decisions on the table, not buried. That willingness is a standard of conduct, and a standard of conduct is the one thing a competitor can't ship in an update.

For the coach

Your judgement, on the record. That's the flex.

A confident coach wants their calls visible. The bold call that didn't pan out reads as conviction, not failure, because the record shows you backed it for a reason. Defensive coaching has nowhere to hide; good coaching finally has proof.

For the athlete

You'll know your coach is in it with you.

Not just monitored. Partnered. You see the same record they do. When a call goes wrong, it's named honestly, on both sides, and you move forward from the same set of facts instead of a story someone spun.

Coach command

See who needs you, the second you open it.

The same signal that holds you both to account also runs your day. A red / amber / green roster surfaces who's drifting before they message, so your attention lands where it actually matters, instead of scrolling a spreadsheet hoping to spot it.

  • Compliance-sorted roster: check-ins, nutrition and recovery in one signal.
  • Block 1RM comparison: see exactly how much stronger an athlete got across blocks.Unique
  • Auto nudges chase missed check-ins for you. No manual nagging.
  • Live session view, full 1RM management and a coach notifications feed.
Today · your rosterSorted by who needs you
JM
Jordan M.
2 missed check-ins
Needs you
SK
Sara K.
Calories drifting high
Needs you
TP
Tom P.
Recovery dipping
Watch
AL
Aria L.
On programme
On track
DN
Dan N.
PB this week
On track
And yes, it's a whole platform

Everything the record needs to be true.

Programming, nutrition, recovery, body composition and a real client app. All in one place, because a shared record only works if every decision lives in the same system.

Coach command centre

The needs-first dashboard that turns a roster of data into a daily action list.

Recovery & autoregulation

A transparent recovery score and a session-level lighter-or-push call the athlete and coach stay in control of.

Nutrition: snap a photo, it logs itself

Photo food logging reads the plate and fills the macros. No barcode hunting, no manual entry. Everything else nutrition needs is built in, at no extra cost.

The client app

Real native apps your athletes actually open, online or off.

See it, not just read it

The coaching happens on video, too.

Form isn't a number. Your athlete films the lift, you review it in the thread, and technique gets fixed before it becomes a pattern, on the same record as everything else.

Live now

Form-check video in the chat

Your athlete records a set and sends it straight into the coaching thread. You watch it, cue the fix, and it's logged against the session. No third-party app, no lost clips.

Rolling out
Week 1
Week 8

Same lift, side by side

Line up two recordings of the same movement weeks apart and watch the technique change frame for frame: the clearest proof of progress there is.

Who built it

Built by a working coach, not a software team guessing.

Coached comes from the floor, not a focus group. Every decision in it (the readiness recommendation, the shared record, the protein-protected nutrition) exists because a practising coach needed it to run real athletes, and got tired of tools that watched one side and trusted neither.

Why coaches switch

The difference, line by line.

Not a feature count. Every platform has more checkboxes than the last. These are the things only one of them does at all.

 
Coached
Trainerize
HubFit
Everfit
Coach accountable to the athlete
Yes
Shared, neutral decision record
Yes
Readiness recommends: you override, on the record
Yes
Built by a practising coach
Yes
Software co.
Software co.
Software co.
Nutrition included
Yes
+$45/mo
Included
+$33/mo
Client onboarding automation
Included
+$29/mo add-on
Pricing as you grow
Simple tiers · 0% cut
Per client
Flat to 50
Per client + add-ons

Competitor pricing & features verified June 2026 from public pricing pages. We compare on what changes the coaching, not on who has the longest feature list.

Pricing

Every feature, every tier. We never take a cut of your income.

Pick your tier by roster size, not by which features you're allowed. Everything Coached does is in every plan. And unlike the others, we take 0% of what you earn.

Founding cohort · first round
Free for 3 months, then 50% off, locked for life.
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Starter
Up to 10 active clients
$40$79/mo AUD
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Pro
Up to 25 active clients
$85$169/mo AUD
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Studio
Up to 50 active clients
$150$299/mo AUD
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All prices AUD, GST-inclusive · every feature in every tier · we take 0% of your coaching income.

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