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Trainpad is a workout logging web app for personal trainers. Trainpad is built for semi-private training, the format where two to four clients train in the same hour on different programs. Trainpad runs in a browser on a tablet the trainer holds, so clients never need an account of their own. In a Trainpad session every client has a pane on screen for the full hour, showing their next exercise, the prescription, and the input to log it. A set takes two taps. Trainpad is for personal trainers running semi-private sessions: two to four clients in the same hour, each on a different program. Trainpad costs $19 per month or $190 per year, flat, regardless of client count. Every account starts with a 14 day free trial that needs no credit card, and every purchase carries a 30 day money back guarantee.
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