AI clone for personal trainers: answer clients between sessions

What does an AI clone do for a personal trainer?

It handles the questions that come in between sessions: how to do a movement, what to swap when a machine is taken, how to adjust the plan on a tired week, what to eat around training. You answer the same ones again and again, and clients ask them at 6am and 11pm. A twin answers from your own material, in your words and your voice, at any hour.

That frees your paid hours for the coaching only you can do, and it gives people who aren't your clients yet a way to hear how you coach before they book.

What do you build it from?

What you already use with clients: your programmes and plans, form-cue videos, exercise explanations, newsletters, posts and the answers you've written to common questions. Recordings are transcribed, and documents work as they are. The more of your real coaching you add, the more it sounds like you.

You upload the material with a face photo and a short voice clip, approve the rules drawn from it, and test it with questions you know the answers to before anyone else talks to it. How to build an AI coach goes through every step.

How do you charge for it?

Per minute, only while a client is talking to it. You set the price at or above the platform base of €0.50 a minute and keep 80% of everything above the base. A typed question costs a quarter of a minute, which suits a quick check between sets.

A worked example, not a forecast: at €1.00 a minute you keep €0.40 of every paid minute, so 300 paid minutes in a month comes to €120. Payouts go out through Stripe once a month when your balance reaches €100. Try your own numbers on how to monetize an AI avatar.

You can also give new people a free taster, 3 minutes by default, paid from your own credits at the base rate. When it runs out, the twin can show one link of yours, such as your booking page or online programme.

Is it safe for fitness questions?

It gives general information from your own material, and it's labelled as AI on every screen. It isn't medical advice: it doesn't diagnose or treat, and it points people to you or another professional when they need that. It also says so when a question goes beyond what you've covered. You read the rules drawn from your material and approve only the ones that are yours.

Where do clients find it?

On its own page on AIMayDo, in the experts directory if you want to be listed, and on your own website with one script tag or an iframe. Most trainers start with their own site and the clients they already have.

How do you start?

Create your twin for free, add your most-asked answers and a few programmes, and test it before you share it. There's no subscription. Your only cost is the free taster you choose to give.