The workout and food log your AI assistant keeps

Stop logging. Start chatting.

Tell your AI assistant what you did or what you ate, and it's logged. Your assistant plans what's next, and TrainRec shows you the next step.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android. Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok.

An illustration of a chat with an AI assistant. The person says they ran 5k in about 28 minutes; the assistant replies that it has logged the run, and the run appears in their TrainRec log. They say they had two eggs and toast; the assistant logs breakfast at about 390 calories and 20 grams of protein. The day's totals go up. They ask what they squatted last week; the assistant answers from the log: 185 pounds, 3 sets of 8. They ask for tomorrow's plan; the assistant builds an upper body day, and it appears in the log with bench press as the first step.

Ask what's next.

The real app

This is TrainRec

Recorded on an iPhone simulator with a sample week. Every entry you see came in through an assistant.

Today fills in as your assistant logs a run, then a yoga class.
Your assistant's plan, one step at a time: the set, Done, a short rest, then the next set.
Lunch lands on the Food screen, and the day's totals update.
Bench press history: your records and your estimated one-rep max over time.

Questions that stop getting asked

“Which of these frozen pizzas is the one I'm eating?”

Say what you ate, or read your assistant the label. There is no list to pick from.

“Did I log breakfast yet?”

If you told your assistant, it is in your log.

“What did I squat last month?”

Ask. The answer comes from your real log.

“What am I supposed to do today?”

The app shows you the next step.

Every kind of workout

Say it. It's logged.

No forms to fill in and no lists to search. Talk to your assistant the way you'd text a friend.

  • Lifting

    “Squats, 3 sets of 8 at 185.”

    Logged

  • Running

    “Ran 5k this morning, about 28 minutes.”

    Logged

  • Food

    “Two eggs and toast for breakfast.”

    Logged

  • Class

    “Went to a 45 minute yoga class.”

    Logged

Memory

Your assistant finally remembers

Ask “what did I bench last month?” or “how far did I run last week?” and get the answer from your real log, not a guess.

Ask for a plan and your assistant writes it from what you've actually done. The app shows you the next step, so you can just do it.

Control

You stay in charge

Every change shows who made it, you or your assistant. You can undo any of it.

You can always open the app and edit anything yourself.

Food

No food database to dig through

Say what you ate. Your assistant logs the calories, protein, carbs and fat against the daily targets you set.

The numbers come from the label or your assistant's estimate, and you can change any entry in the app.

Switching

Bring your history

Moving from another app? Bring your workout history with you.

If your old app isn't on the list, hand its export or a few screenshots to your assistant.

The whole tracker is free

Workouts, routines, food, history, records and imports, with no limits. Paid plans are for your assistant, not for basics held back.

No ads. No marketing pings.

There are no ads in TrainRec, ever. We never sell your data, and we never send you marketing notifications.

Questions

Straight answers

What is TrainRec?

TrainRec is a workout and food log that your own AI assistant keeps for you. You tell ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Grok what you did or ate, and it is logged in the app. Your assistant can also read your history and plan what comes next.

Which AI assistants work with it?

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok. You connect the one you already use, with no password to make up.

Can my assistant change my log without me knowing?

No. Every change shows whether you or your assistant made it. You can undo any of it.

Do I have to count calories myself?

No. Tell your assistant what you ate. It logs the calories, protein, carbs and fat against the daily targets you set. The numbers come from the label or your assistant's estimate, and you can change any entry in the app.

Is it free?

Yes. The whole tracker is free, with no limits: workouts, routines, food, history, records and imports. Paid plans are for your assistant, not for basics held back.

Is it medical advice?

No. TrainRec keeps a record and shows the plan you and your assistant make. Talk to your doctor before you start a new program or diet.

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