Your whole book,
in one place.
Most coaches run on a spreadsheet, a calendar, a chat app and a memory. Repple Coach puts the clients, the programmes, the schedule and the check-ins in one book — and shows you the handful of people who need you this week, rather than all of them at once.
Sorted by who has gone quiet, not alphabetically.
Every client, with the
context still attached.
Open a client and you get what they actually did — not what they told you they did. Their logged sessions, their loads, their check-ins, their measurements, their nutrition if they share it. The conversation starts from evidence.
- Their real training history — the same log they keep, live, with no export step and no screenshots.
- Programmes you write — built once, assigned out, landing directly in the client's Train tab.
- Check-ins that surface drift — sleep, stress and soreness alongside the numbers, because the numbers rarely explain themselves.
- One message thread per client — kept with their record, not lost in a phone.
The attendance drop is the symptom. The check-ins are the reason — and they are on the same screen, so you can open the conversation knowing what to ask.
A schedule that knows
who is in front of you.
Sessions, classes and one-to-ones on a single timetable. Tap a booking and you are already in that client's record — no hunting, no second app, no trying to remember what you changed last time.
- Bookings and attendance — mark who showed, so show rate is a measured figure rather than an impression.
- Works with the gym — if you coach inside a Repple Studio gym, your delivered sessions feed their rota and payroll automatically.
- Independent too — no gym required. Bring your own clients and Repple Coach is simply your book.
The admin you stopped
counting as work.
Nobody became a coach to retype numbers. These are the jobs Repple Coach takes off the pile.
Chasing screenshots
Asking clients what they lifted, waiting, then transcribing it into your own sheet. Now: it is already there, because they logged it in the app you share.
Rewriting the same block
Rebuilding a programme per client in a new document each time. Now: write it once, assign it out, adjust per person.
Noticing too late
Realising in month three that someone stopped coming in week six. Now: they surface at the top of the list the week the pattern breaks.
Coach at a gym on Tuesday,
train on your own on Thursday.
The same login opens Repple Coach for your client book and Repple for your own training. Your workouts are yours — a gym you coach at sees the sessions you deliver, not the sessions you do. And if you leave, your clients' records go with the clients, because they always belonged to them.
Put the book down.
Create an account, add one client, and see whether the week reads more clearly.