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A TrueCoach alternative with nutrition and AI in one app

TrueCoach is known for simple strength programming. TrainersBook adds nutrition, an AI assistant and client motivation tools in the same app, and it has not launched yet.

Workout logging screen with exercise, set, rep and volume counters and a rest timer — Screens from the app, with made-up example data

Client nutrition screen with calorie and macro targets — Screens from the app, with made-up example data

When TrueCoach is a good fit

TrueCoach has a reputation for being straightforward and focused on programming, and it is available today. If your coaching is mainly writing strength programs and you are happy with your current setup, there may be no reason to change.

Why trainers look for an alternative

The usual reason is wanting more in one place: nutrition tracking alongside training, AI help with the admin, and features that keep clients engaged between sessions.

What TrainersBook adds

Built-in nutrition: targets, diet plans, recipes and a food diary.
FitAI: plan drafts and suggestions you approve.
Strength tracking: strength scores, estimated one-rep max and tests.
Client community: friends and challenges.
Team overview: a company view for gyms and trainer teams.

What to check before you switch

Look at how your programs will move across, what clients will see, and the cost at your client count. Features and prices change, so confirm them with each vendor.

Common questions

Does TrainersBook have nutrition tracking?

Yes. Calorie and macro targets, diet plans, recipes and a food diary are built in.

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.