Your coach remembers
Every session you log becomes context. Ask what's next and the answer cites what you actually did — “you squatted 3 × 8 at 60kg Tuesday, today we go for 3 × 10.” A general chatbot starts from zero every time.

A dị m — I am
Log a workout in seconds. Ask what's next. AdimFit builds each plan from what you've actually done — never from a template.
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Your last few sessions
What should I do today?
You walked Tuesday and did push-ups Wednesday, then rested yesterday — so your legs are fresh.
25 minutes lower body. Squats 3 × 12, up from your 3 × 10 last week.
A general chatbot starts from zero every time.
AdimFit doesn't.
How it works
Every session you log becomes context. Ask what's next and the answer cites what you actually did — “you squatted 3 × 8 at 60kg Tuesday, today we go for 3 × 10.” A general chatbot starts from zero every time.
Activity, duration, done. No spreadsheets, no barcode scanning.
Hotel room and twenty minutes? The session rebuilds without losing progress.
Streaks that survive rest days, milestones earned on consistency rather than weight, and a record that follows you across every device.
Built for real weeks
Most plans assume an ideal week that never happens. Tell your coach you're in a hotel with 20 minutes and it rebuilds the session — without losing your progress.
The obvious question
You can, and for one session it works. The difference shows up in week three. A general chatbot has no record of what you did, so every conversation starts from whatever you can be bothered to retype. Programming that cannot see last week cannot build on it.
Simple pricing
A single hour with a personal trainer costs more than a year of AdimFit. In Nigeria that is ₦7,900 a month or ₦49,900 a year.
Straight answers
AdimFit is an AI fitness coach that builds every session from your own training history. You log what you did in seconds, then ask what to do next. It answers from the sessions you actually recorded, adapting when your week changes, rather than handing you a fixed template.
A general chatbot starts from zero every conversation. AdimFit keeps your logged sessions and reasons from them, so it knows you squatted 3 × 10 last week and rested yesterday. The difference is not the model underneath — it is that your coach remembers what you have already done.
No. AdimFit works with a full gym, a pair of dumbbells, or nothing but your own bodyweight. You tell it what you have access to, and it never prescribes equipment you do not own. Change that answer when your circumstances change and the programming follows.
Your employer, never — with or without your agreement. Where an organisation sponsors accounts it receives aggregate figures only, suppressed below ten people so nobody can be worked out by subtraction, and there is no setting that changes that. A trainer, gym or health plan can see your training only if you connect them yourself: you are asked once, shown the exact list of what they would and would not see, and can disconnect in one tap from your profile. Even connected, none of them sees your email, your weight, your measurements or anything you say to your AI coach — and a gym or health plan does not see your sets and reps either. AdimFit does not sell your data or share it with advertisers.
AdimFit is $7.99 a month or $49.99 a year — founding-cohort pricing, half the standard price. In Nigeria that is ₦7,900 monthly or ₦49,900 yearly. There is no free trial: you pay for your first week — ₦2,500 in Nigeria, $3.99 elsewhere — and cancel any time. Any charge is refundable for 7 days on request.
No. AdimFit does not read from wearables or health apps. You enter sessions yourself, which takes seconds and means the log reflects what you actually did rather than what a sensor inferred. A phone is all you need, and it runs in the browser without installing anything.