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PT Client Handoff.
An app idea for gyms and fitness studios.

A shared client record that lets the next trainer pick up exactly where the last one stopped, including injuries, notes and progress.

Gap foundResearched 23 September 2026 for gyms and fitness studios

What the search found

Who pays
Independent gyms with several trainers who share or reassign clients.
The problem
Trainers keep notes in their own notebooks or Apple Notes, so when a client moves to another trainer the history walks out the door. Owners have no way to hand over injury history or programming intent in a form the next trainer will actually read.
The gap
Existing tools like TrueCoach and Gymkee are built for one trainer running their own book of clients. None of the results show a handoff view where a second trainer inherits the full note and injury history mid-relationship.
Already out there
  • TrueCoach truecoach.co

    Personal training software for programming and client management, built around a single coach's client list, not shared ownership.

  • Gymkee gymkee.com

    Tracks workouts and client activity in one platform, aimed at the individual trainer running their own clients.

  • Coachway coachway.io

    General coaching platform with session notes and forms, not fitness specific and not built for trainer-to-trainer handover.

People asking for it
The big assumption
That gym owners care enough about handoff quality to pay, rather than letting each trainer keep their own notes.
Test it this week
Ask five gym owners with multiple trainers whether a client has ever changed trainers and what happened to the notes. Offer to set up a shared handoff sheet for one client and see if they use it.

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