Inertia
Rest is a state, not a sentence. The hardest rep is the one that breaks a standstill — so the app is built to make starting cheap.
Newton's first law of motion
NEART — strength, power, might.
A workout tracker: build your own training programme from the equipment you actually own, log every set and rep, and track your strength progress over time.
An object at rest stays at rest.
You are the object. This is the force.
Every body resists change. Yours included.
iNEARTial is built on the physics of getting started and the arithmetic of not stopping — your equipment, your programme, every set accounted for.
Rest is a state, not a sentence. The hardest rep is the one that breaks a standstill — so the app is built to make starting cheap.
Every session is applied force — logged set by set, weight by weight, so effort becomes a number instead of a feeling.
Consistency compounds. Streaks, schedules and trend lines exist to make the cost of stopping visible before you pay it.
An object in motion stays in motion.
Build workouts from a curated exercise library scoped to the kit you actually own — a bar in a garage or a full commercial floor.
A big-screen runner built for a phone propped against a rack — weights, reps and rest timers without the fiddling.
Lifts, volume, muscle balance and session history, computed as you log. No spreadsheet, no manual maths.
A recurring weekly schedule with individually editable days — skip a Tuesday without dismantling the whole rule.
Describe the goal and get a multi-week programme built only from equipment you own — then review every session before it commits.
Separate profiles under a single account, each with its own workouts, history, body metrics and accent colour.
Paid tiers aren't open yet — the limits above are what they'll unlock when they are.
For personal trainers
Run your clients through iNEARTial.
A revocable, consented view onto each client's own account — never a copy of their data, never something they can't take back. Monitor training, review progress, and let an AI review draft summaries and programming suggestions your clients accept themselves.
A client invites you — or you invite them — and they choose exactly which profile to share. They can disconnect at any time; nothing about their data changes when they do.
See the exact same training history, volume, and pattern-balance analytics your client sees on their own Progress screen — sessions, streaks, and recent PRs at a glance.
Generate a coaching summary of a client's last 30 days, or draft a single programming change to one of their workouts — sets, reps, rest, and the reasoning behind it.
A drafted change never applies itself. It lands on your client's own Account Settings for them to accept or decline — you propose, they decide.
Three tiers by client count, from a handful of one-to-one clients up to a full roster — see pricing below.
Trainer tools are a separate plan from your own personal training — stay on the free tier for yourself while paying only for the clients you support.
Trainer tiers aren't open yet — the limits above are what they'll unlock when they are.
Build your own programme from the equipment you actually own, log every set, and watch your numbers climb — on your phone, in the gym.
Support clients with workouts and monitoring — paid separately from your own personal plan.
Importing only ever adds. Profiles and equipment match up by name, but workouts and history don't — anything you already have comes back a second time, so restore onto a new or empty account.
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