Nutrition, in the same app
Food diary, more than 7,700 foods, barcode scanning, your own recipes, calories and macros tracked across the day. The coach sets the targets and sees what was actually eaten, without a second app.
Built by a coach, for coaches
Training cycles, workouts, appointments, nutrition, client tracking and invoicing. Elevo does the job four separate tools do badly together, and it was born on a gym floor, not in a meeting.
Two ways in
Build programmes in cycles, set loads as a percentage of each client's 1RM, keep your appointments and client files, and send your invoices. All in one place.
See the coach workspaceFollow your workouts, log your sets, your food and your progress. On your own, or with the coach who trains you.
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Six things Elevo does, that would otherwise take four tools to do less well.
Food diary, more than 7,700 foods, barcode scanning, your own recipes, calories and macros tracked across the day. The coach sets the targets and sees what was actually eaten, without a second app.
Build a cycle once and repeat it, with loads that climb from one week to the next. Write “82%” and Elevo works out the weight from the client's 1RM, rounded to the plates you actually have.
A public booking page, sync with your Google calendar, then invoices that pick up the sessions you delivered on their own, with the Swiss QR code.
A set logged offline exists on the phone straight away, and syncs by itself once the signal returns. A gym basement never costs you a workout.
Loads, personal records, volume and bodyweight are worked out from what was actually done. Nothing to copy into a spreadsheet in the evening.
Servers in Zurich. A client can request deletion of their account from inside the app, and it is genuinely carried out.
In pictures
Every screen on this page is a screenshot of the app as it runs today.
Questions
No. The app works on your own: you build your workouts, you track your loads and your food. If a coach starts working with you later, they connect to your existing account and you keep your whole history.
No. The app your clients install is free for them.
Yes, Elevo is on the App Store and on Google Play, free for your clients.
There is a Hevy import: workouts, exercises and loads come across. For anything else, write to us and we'll look at it together.
Tell us in two lines how you work, we'll open an account and show you around.
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