Features · April 2026

The fitness app
that notices
what’s missing.

Talk your workout in. Ten seconds, no buttons. Wodder reads it, files it, and tells you which of the five pillars you’ve been quietly skipping — before your body does.

FREE FOREVER · NO CARD · CANCEL ANYTIME
IMPORTS FROM
  • Strong
  • Hevy
  • StrengthLevel
  • Garmin
01 — The Model

Five pillars.
Every week.

Most people train two or three. The other two quietly become injuries. Wodder splits every workout across push, pull, legs, cardio, and mobility — and shows you which pillar you’ve been avoiding.

01
Push

Chest, shoulders, triceps. What most men over-train.

02
Pull

Back, biceps, rear delts. What most skip — until their posture breaks.

03
Legs

Quads, hamstrings, glutes. Determines how long you can train at all.

04
Cardio

Zone 2, intervals, sport. The one most lifters quietly ignore.

05
Mobility

Range, recovery, breath. Lets the other four keep going.

02 — Logging

Talk.
Don’t tap.

Most lifting apps ask you to tap through every set, every weight, every rep. Most people quit after a week. Wodder accepts your workout any way you want to give it — voice, text, tap — and files it the same way every time.

VOICE~10s

Ten seconds, hands-free.

"One-ten for eight, one-ten for eight, one-fifteen for six." The AI hears weight, reps, and sets. You approve. It saves.

TEXT~5s

Paste a whole session.

Type it, or dictate it into your phone's keyboard and paste the block in. Wodder reads every set at once — perfect for the note you scribbled between exercises.

TAP~3s / set

Tap it in the old way.

Weight, reps, set, done. Weight and reps pre-fill from last session, so most sets are two taps. For the lifter who likes buttons.

Every parse shows you what the AI heard — review before anything saves. You own the log. The AI just takes dictation.

03 — Insight

The workout you skipped
is the one that matters.

Wodder counts every session in every pillar. When one falls behind, it says so — plainly, before your next workout. No streak-shaming. No red numbers flashing. Just the sentence you need to hear.

Rhythm.

Fourteen days of training, by pillar, at a glance. Seven-week history underneath.

Wodder Rhythm view — a stacked color bar showing the last fourteen days of training by pillar, with a seven-week history grid below.

Gaps.

Ranked by how overdue they are. Red means go. No streak-shaming; just what's next.

Wodder Gaps view — Today's Readiness shows Push ready, Pull recovering, Legs sore, Engine ready. Training Gaps lists HIIT never, Legs twenty-six days ago, Cardio intervals ten days ago.
04 — Execution

Plan the week.
Then tap through it.

Set targets by pillar. Build the session in the Builder. In the gym, your phone shows the plan and a rest timer — every set one tap away.

Targets.

Weekly frequency per pillar, editable anytime. The bar turns green when you've hit the number you set.

  • Personal targets. Not a coach's default. Tune to your life.
  • Progress, not shame. Falling behind one pillar is a nudge, not a notification storm.
  • Adjustable weekly. Training for a race? Pull down other pillars. Wodder listens.
Wodder Targets view — last seven days actual versus target with a per-pillar list: Push one-of-one, Pull two-of-one, Legs zero-of-one, Core one-of-one.

Live session.

Tap to complete. Rest timer runs itself. No routine-loading, no drop-downs — just your plan, in order, ready to go.

  • One tap per set. Weight and reps pre-filled from last session.
  • Rest timer built in. Start, pause, skip — one tap each. No stopwatch, no app-switcher.
  • Rich comparisons. See how this set stacks against your last session and your PR.
  • Supersets, handled. Pair two exercises in the Builder. The live view alternates them round by round — A1, B1, A2, B2 — no tapping back and forth between cards.
Wodder live session mid-workout — a superset of Incline DB Press at fifty pounds for six reps and Dumbbell Curl at twenty-two pounds for eight reps, ten of thirty sets complete, eleven-second rest timer running.
05 — Coach

You want to train.
You don’t know what to do.

Tap Coach. It reads your last fourteen days, weighs what’s recovered, and builds today’s session — five to seven exercises, target weights, and one sentence telling you why.

Today's session.

Coach checks three things before recommending a single rep: what your body is ready to train, how heavy this week has been, and what you've actually been doing in the gym.

  • Reads your gaps. Push, pull, legs, engine. Coach sees what's ready and what's sore, and won't prescribe heavy squats on tired legs.
  • Watches your load. Acute-to-chronic workload ratio is the metric pros use to dodge overtraining. When yours spikes, Coach pulls volume back.
  • Tells you why. Every session opens with one sentence citing your data — not a generic line, the actual reason this workout, today.
Wodder Coach card — today's recommended session is Pull and Legs Strength, about fifty minutes. The rationale cites a sore Push from yesterday's swim, a recovering Engine from bike work, and an ACWR climbing at one point three three. Six exercises listed: Pull-Up four by six at fifteen pounds, Dumbbell Row four by six at seventy pounds, Trap Bar Deadlift three by five at two hundred ten pounds, Bulgarian Split Squat three by six at sixty-five pounds, Romanian Deadlift three by eight at one hundred twenty pounds, Hanging Leg Raise three by ten. Add to session and Redo buttons at the bottom.

Free includes one Coach session a month. Pro unlocks unlimited.

06 — Progress

Every lift. Every mile.
Tracked seriously.

The balance view is the new thing. The progress charts are the old thing, done right — a line for every exercise, a PR badge, percent gain since session one.

Lifts.

PR, last session, total gain. One line per exercise.

Wodder lifting progress — Trap Bar Deadlift with a personal record of one hundred eighty-five pounds and a thirty-seven percent gain since the first session.

Cardio.

Distance, pace, duration. Any unit you train in.

Wodder cardio progress — Run distance with a personal record of four point two miles and eight sessions logged.
07 — Switching

The past,
carried over.

Three years of training in Strong, Hevy, or Garmin is not a reason to stay. It’s the reason we built the importer.

Export your CSV, drop it in, and watch three years of training walk over to Wodder — every exercise matched, every PR intact, every date in place. Sixty seconds, start to finish.

  1. 01

    Export your CSV.

    Strong, Hevy, StrengthLevel, Garmin — three taps, one file. We'll take it from there.

  2. 02

    AI matches every lift.

    Dumbbell press, DB Press, flat-bench dumbbell — our AI sees them as the same lift. You review the matches before anything saves.

  3. 03

    Your history, intact.

    Every set, every rep, every PR. Three years of training, waiting in your log the moment you finish.

Start free · keep every PR →Import works with Strong, Hevy, StrengthLevel, and Garmin exports.
08 — Coaches & PT

A coach, a plan,
or both.

Wodder is the logger. It is also the marketplace where a real coach writes your next block — and the chart your PT reads before your next appointment.

1:1 COACHING

Work with a real coach.

Programs built around your goals and calendar. Your coach sees every session you log and watches the same gap view you do — so the next block is written around what you actually need.

Find a coach →
MARKETPLACE

Follow a program that already works.

Strength builds from strength coaches. Hypertrophy blocks from hypertrophy coaches. Marathon plans from runners. Every program is authored by someone who earns a living from results, not from royalties.

Browse programs →
PHYSICAL THERAPY

Rehab on rails.

Your PT writes the prescription — sets, reps, target weights, frequency — and Wodder runs it. Every session logs back to your chart. No texts asking how it went. No forgotten exercises.

Clinician access →
09 — Compared

Every app,
side by side.

We left in the rows we lose. A matrix is only useful if it’s honest.

Feature comparison of Wodder and six competing fitness apps.
FeatureWodderStrongHevyFitbodLadderFutureStrava
Voice-to-workout AI loggingIncludedNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offered
AI body-readiness analysisIncludedNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offered
Detects training imbalance across pillarsIncludedNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offered
AI Coach: session built from readiness + loadIncludedNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offered
CSV import from Strong, Hevy, StrengthLevel & GarminIncludedNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offered
Strength logging + PR trackingIncludedIncludedIncludedIncludedIncludedIncludedNot offered
Cardio (distance, pace, duration)IncludedNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredIncludedIncludedIncluded
Human 1:1 coachingIncludedNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredIncludedNot offered
Coach-built programs & marketplaceIncludedNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredIncludedNot offeredNot offered
Prescribed routines for physical therapistsIncludedNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offered
Free tierIncludedIncludedIncludedNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredIncluded
Starting paid price$9.99/mo$4.99$5.99$13$25$199$12
Live Garmin sync (over API)Not offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredNot offeredIncludedIncluded
  • Wodder has it
  • Competitor has it
  • Not offered

Pricing reflects each product’s lowest paid tier as of April 2026. Corrections welcome at hi@wodder.ai.

10 — Pricing

Free to start.
Pro when you’re ready.

Ten dollars a month, or twenty percent off when you pay yearly. Cancel anytime. We never sell your data.

Free
$0forever

Log unlimited. Five voice parses a month. Full exercise library.

  • Unlimited tap-logging
  • Five voice parses / month
  • Basic insights and PR tracking
  • Social feed and discovery
Start free
Coach
$14.99/mo

For trainers, PTs, and anyone running a roster of athletes.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Client dashboard
  • Program builder and marketplace
  • Public coach profile
Start coaching

Save twenty percent on the annual plan. Cancel anytime. The free tier is forever.

11 — Questions

The things
you were about to ask.

Short answers. No hedging.

  • Will Wodder actually catch what I've been neglecting?

    That's the whole point. Wodder scores every session across push, pull, legs, cardio, and mobility, then ranks the pillars you've neglected — oldest first. Most lifters discover a month-long mobility gap they never noticed. The Gaps view lays it out in plain language: "Legs, ten days. Cardio, seven days."

  • What happens if the AI mishears me?

    Every voice log shows you exactly what the AI heard before anything saves. One tap to edit, one tap to confirm. Proper nouns like barbell, incline, RDL, and every major lift are baked in — on day one you might correct its guess on a weird accessory lift, by day three you'll stop proofreading.

  • Can I bring my Strong, Hevy, or Garmin history over?

    Yes. Export a CSV from the old app, drop it in, and every set, rep, mile, and PR walks over. Our AI matches exercise names across apps — "DB Press" in Strong becomes "Dumbbell Press" in Wodder; a Garmin run lands as a logged cardio session. You review the matches before anything saves. Three years of training, about sixty seconds to move.

  • How does the AI Coach decide what to build?

    Coach reads three signals: pattern readiness across push, pull, legs, and engine — ready, recovering, or sore; your acute-to-chronic workload ratio, which flags whether the week has been heavy, climbing, or light; and your last fourteen days of training. It pulls exercises from your library, keeps target weights within ten percent of recent lifts, and opens every session with one sentence citing the data behind the choice. Free includes one Coach session a month. Pro unlocks unlimited.

  • Can my coach or physical therapist work with me inside Wodder?

    Yes. Coaches write your program directly into your Wodder. PTs prescribe rehab routines with sets, reps, target weights, and frequency. Every session you complete logs back to their chart automatically — no texting updates, no forgotten exercises, no "how did it go?" follow-ups.

  • Is there a native iOS or Apple Watch app?

    Not yet. Wodder runs in the browser today — add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app. A native iOS app and Apple Watch support are on the roadmap; we'll email you the day either ships.

  • What if I don't love it?

    The free tier is forever, not a trial. If you go Pro and change your mind, cancel from Settings — the Stripe portal handles the rest. No dark patterns, no lock-in. We earn month two or we don't.

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balanced.

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