DESIGNED FOR INSTRUCTORS. USEFUL AT HOME.

BUILD.
SCREEN.
TRAIN.

Replace the gym whiteboard. Build your class on your iPhone and put a big, bold board on the TV. Everyone sees what to do now, what's next and the time left.

See how it works Choose your display

A board the back row can read

Big type, built for across the room. What to do now, what's next, the time left, and where each station group moves next. Work and rest are different colours, so the room knows where it is at a glance. The TV can play the beeps and spoken cues too.

A grouped stations board on a TV, showing four stations and 1:54 of work left, beside the same workout on an iPhone.

The exercise picker on an iPhone, with four exercises ticked from a library of 132.

Build in three steps

Pick your exercises, choose how they run, then set the timer and targets. Every choice is explained in plain English as you go. Choose from more than 130 movements, including mobility, or add your own.

How it works

Every way you run a class

Intervals, like Tabata: work, rest, next exercise.
Rounds of a list, on a timer or at your own pace.
Stations, or grouped stations with several exercises each.
AMRAP: as many rounds as possible.
For Time, with a time cap and optional rounds.
EMOM: every minute, or a different exercise on each cue.
Own pace: the class works through the list and you move them on.

Whole classes, not just workouts

Put parts together, such as a warm-up, the main block and a finisher, and run them back to back.

A class on an iPhone made of three parts: a warm-up, the main block and a finisher.

Run it from your phone

Start, pause and resume from your iPhone. On a paired display, the board carries on even if you lock the phone or switch apps. Save workouts and classes, copy last week's to make a variation, and see what you've completed.

Private by design

No account. No ads. No tracking. Your iPhone and your display talk directly over your own Wi-Fi. Nothing goes through the internet.

Privacy

Choose your display

Your iPhone runs the class. A display shows the board: AirPlay, an iPad, Android TV and Google TV, or a Samsung TV. After the first time, paired displays reconnect in one tap.

Displays

BUILD.SCREEN.TRAIN.