Answer a few quick questions and Plateline builds your plan. It takes about a minute.
Describe the lift so trainers can reply with specific cues. No video is uploaded.
Your guide to the app and to training. It matches your words to answers written in advance, so it is not an AI and it can be wrong. For pain or injury, see a doctor or physio.
Answer a few quick questions and Plateline builds your plan. It takes about a minute.
Tap the rest button next to an exercise to start its timer.
Tap a muscle on the figure, or pick one below. The camera zooms in, the muscle flexes, then you see what it does and how to train it. Swipe sideways to turn the figure around.
A muscle-only illustration, simplified for learning, not a medical atlas. Skin, fat and the deepest muscles are not drawn, and breast tissue is not shown on the female figure.
Every exercise in Plateline with a looping picture and how to do it. Search by name, muscle or equipment, like "squat", "back" or "band".
200 papers on training, health and performance, 1976 to 2023. Search in plain words, like "jump higher", "protein" or "sleep".
Summaries are short plain-language paraphrases, not the authors' abstracts. Titles and years come from memory, so check the paper before you cite it.
Oldest day on the left, today on the right. Orange means you trained.
Your weight log and training days stay in this browser only. Feed posts are shared with the people who open this page.
General guidance only. Stop if something hurts, and check with a doctor before starting if you have a medical condition or an injury.
Type your goal, pick where you train and what you use, and Plateline builds your plan. It reads your words with simple keyword rules, not AI.
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Used for your protein and calorie targets and to match your plan to the research for your age. It stays in this browser.
Sharp or lasting pain needs a doctor or physio, not a workout tweak.
Plateline starts you on an easier step of each one and builds you up to it. You move up when you are ready.
List each weight and how many you have. 10x2 means a pair of 10 kg. Just a number means a pair. Adjustable dumbbells: list the loads you can set.
Plates go on in pairs, one on each side. 5x4 means four 5 kg plates, so two per side. Leave plates empty to use the bar alone.
New to training builds a gentle plan. Experienced asks about your routine after you save, using taps only, and suggests what to try.