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As of Oct 17, 2026, Freeletics, Noom, and Simple are the first picks for ai personal coaching. Freeletics is first: The coach is the product: it rebuilds the session around your time, gear, and goal instead of playing a fixed video. Prices were checked Oct 17, 2026. This is an editorial read of what the companies publish, not a clinical test.
Tools that coach, not just log. They change the plan from feedback, your calendar, or a conversation, instead of handing you a static PDF.
Ranked best first. This is an editorial read of how directly the product does this job, from what the company publishes. It is not a lab test. Sponsored placements, when someone buys one, sit above the list and do not change these ranks.
Freemium
The coach is the product: it rebuilds the session around your time, gear, and goal instead of playing a fixed video.
Free to download. Coach plans are sold for 3, 6, or 12 months. The US App Store listing shows Training Coach prices of $34.99, $59.99, $74.99, and $79.99, and Training & Nutrition bundles at $49.99 and $89.99. It does not label which price is which length.
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The coaching is about how you eat and stick with it. Wrong tool if you wanted a lifting coach.
The US App Store listing says plans start at $17 a month, based on $209 billed annually, and that a higher plan starts at $69 a month. Prices are before tax and discounts. The website's medication program is priced separately.
iOS · Web
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A weight-loss coach in your pocket. Ranked under Noom because you cannot see the price before the store sheet.
Sold as a subscription. A dollar price was not on simple.life or in the US App Store description checked on October 17, 2026.
iOS
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If the job is a pocket trainer for the weight room, this is one of the few apps that prices itself that way.
The US App Store description lists $48.99 a month or $399.99 a year. The company site offers a free trial and does not repeat those prices on the homepage.
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Hugo is a training coach that talks and adapts. It coaches the sport, not your whole life.
Essential is $16.99 a month. The advanced plan is $28.99 a month, on humango.ai. An annual toggle is on the page; those annual figures were not in the text that loaded. A free trial is offered.
iOS
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The coach talks, and it can change an endurance plan. It is not a general fitness or nutrition coach.
$19.90 a month, $99 for 6 months, or $189 a year, with a 2-week trial. The homepage says the trial does not require a credit card.
Web · iOS
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Paid SHRED includes coach feedback and adaptive insights. The listing does not say the coach chat is fully automated.
Free basic access. Annual is $119.99 a year ($9.99 a month, billed annually) and monthly is $19.99, with a 7-day trial on the paid plans. From shred.app/pricing.
iOS · Apple Watch
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Coaching here means interpreting your health data. It will not write a lifting or running plan.
Free to start on iOS. Bevel Pro is billed weekly or yearly. A dollar price was not on bevel.health or in the App Store description.
iOS
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Coaching is included, but it coaches from the strap's data. It is not a conversation that programs your squats.
Memberships that include a WHOOP device: One at $199 a year, Peak at $239 a year, and Life at $359 a year, on the US membership page. A one-month Peak trial with a certified pre-owned device is offered.
Wearable · iOS
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Headspace coaching is mental health, not workouts. Right job only if that is the job.
The US App Store listing says subscription options are $12.99 a month or $69.99 a year, and that prices differ outside the United States. The site offers a free trial.
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