Train them. Fen does the rest.
Prep notes before each session, the recap and the follow-up after it.
What is Fenlio for personal trainers?
Fenlio for personal trainers is software run by Fen, an agent that prepares the work around each session. Today's sessions come from the calendar you already use, each with a prep note: injuries on file, low readiness, what changed. After the session Fen writes the recap and follow-up. Every client's record keeps their goals, injuries and numbers in their own words, and at default settings nothing is sent until you approve it.
Your day, in order.
What needs you first, with the reply ready to read, and today's sessions with a short prep note.
Inspect screen
What Fen does
- Today's sessions
- Read from your own calendar, each with a short prep note.
- Recaps written
- The session recap and follow-up written for you to approve.
- One record per client
- Goals, injuries and numbers in the client's own words, with the note each came from.
- Readiness at a glance
- Reported sleep, energy, RPE and soreness become one readiness index.
Coming soon: Wearable sync (Oura, Garmin, Apple Health); Form video review with timestamped cues.
Frequently asked
- Is Fenlio a booking app?
- No. Keep the calendar or booking page you use. Fenlio reads today's sessions from it and prepares each one.
- Does it work for in-person and online clients?
- Yes. In-person and hybrid clients get session prep and recaps; online clients get check-in replies. Both live on the same client record.
- Is each client's information kept separate?
- Yes. Every client's record is walled off from every other client's at the database level.
Templates to start from
- Session recapA session recap for coaches: what you covered in the client's words, what they do next, and what is still open. Under 200 words, sent the same day.
- Check-in replyHow to reply to a client's weekly check-in: one specific win, what the week shows, one change with its reason, and one ask. With an outline to copy.
- Client intake summaryA one-page summary of a new client's intake: goals in their words, the health screen as recorded, starting point, life around training, and what to ask next.
