CreatorClone: Personal Trainer
CreatorClone: Personal Trainer Summary
CreatorClone: Personal Trainer is a free, with in-app purchases iOS app in Health And Fitness by Emmanuel Steiner Robles. Released in Jul 2026 (2 months ago). It has 3.00 ratings with a 5.00★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 73 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (100% IAP / 0% ads). Store last updated Sep 12, 2026
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You already know how to work hard. What you do not have is someone watching your numbers, deciding what comes next, and telling you when to push and when to back off.
That is this. A coach that remembers every set you have logged, every meal, every weigh-in, and rewrites your plan around them. Not a chatbot handing you a template.
It remembers, so you never repeat yourself.
Tell it once about the bad shoulder, the work trips, the movements you hate. It builds around them and tells you why a lift changed. Ask what you decided about your knee six weeks ago and it pulls up the real history. It also forgets on purpose: an injury holds for two weeks, then it asks whether you are still hurt instead of protecting you forever. You can read what it knows about you and take any line off the list.
You will never open the app wondering what to do.
Today's session is already built and already loaded. Your weights come from what you actually lifted last time, heavy enough to grow and not so heavy you get hurt. On a lift you have never done it estimates from your size, then corrects the moment you log a real set. Warm-up ramps are done for you, and every lift comes with an animated demo so form is never a guess.
It will not hand you a lift you have no gear for.
Barbell but no bench, and it never puts a bench press in your week. It checks what a movement takes against what you actually own before it writes anything.
Your program gets better every week without you managing it.
It reads what you logged, adds sets to the muscles you shorted, rotates your accessories when a block ends, and trims the week when it runs past the time you have. Your walks and runs go on the days your lifting can absorb them. Week 12 gets written by week 11, not by a PDF you downloaded in January.
Cut or bulk, decided for you.
Stop flip-flopping. A progress photo, your weigh-ins and your lifts pick the direction, then it runs the phase: calories, protein, training emphasis, and a weekly answer on whether you are on pace. It also tells you when to stop, which is the part nobody else does.
Log a meal in seconds.
Snap a photo, scan a barcode, say it out loud, or type it. Macros land instantly and your targets move with your phase. Meal plans work around your allergies, your diet, and the food you actually eat.
See exactly where you are falling behind.
Every muscle mapped by weekly volume, so no