TrainersBookA Trainerize alternative for phone-first trainers
Trainerize is an established platform with a wide feature set. TrainersBook is a newer option built around doing everything from your phone, and it has not launched yet.
When Trainerize is a good fit
Trainerize has been around for many years and is widely used, so it is a safe choice if you want an established product you can start using today. Review sites describe it as feature-rich, which also means there can be more to learn. TrainersBook has not launched, so if you need software this month, it cannot be your answer yet.
Why trainers look for an alternative
- They want fewer add-ons and more in one app.
- They do most of their coaching from a phone.
- They want AI built into the daily work.
- They want a tool that feels simple for clients.
What TrainersBook focuses on
- Everything in one app: programs, nutrition, messages, progress and AI.
- FitAI: plan drafts, client questions and scanned notes, with your approval on plan changes.
- Coach Studio: technique video review with coached feedback.
- Client motivation: streaks, levels, friends and challenges.
- Data kept in the EU: client data is stored in the EU.
What to check before you switch
Check how you will move client history, what the total cost is at your client count, and how clients will react to a new app. Features and prices change, so confirm them with each vendor. Our comparison guide has a full checklist.
Common questions
Is TrainersBook better than Trainerize?
It depends on what you need. Trainerize is established and available today. TrainersBook is unreleased and aims at trainers who want one phone-first app with AI built in.
Can I move my clients from Trainerize?
There is no import tool from Trainerize today. You can add clients and existing nutrition plans in the app.
Is it available now?
Not yet. TrainersBook is coming to iPhone and Android. A private beta is running with invited testers, and the waitlist hears about the launch first.