The guide
What everything in here actually does.
Pariter has a lot of surfaces and most of them only make sense once someone tells you what they are for. This is that list. Nothing below is a feature that is still being built.
In one line: pick a session, put it on a real day, and train it at the same time as someone else. Everything else supports one of those three.
Start here
If you only ever open three things, open these.
- Today
The one screen that answers what you are meant to do right now, and nothing else.
Open it when: Open the app with no particular plan.
- Guided workouts
Ten follow-along sessions with a timer that counts you through every movement. Most need no equipment.
Open it when: You want to train in the next minute and do not want to choose anything.
- Your plan
A multi-week plan built around the goal and the days you gave at sign-up. It is built once and stays put, so you always know what week you are in.
Open it when: You want a structure to follow rather than a session to pick.
Ways to train
Different answers to the same question, depending on how much you want to decide.
- Library
Free workout videos, each one watched and approved by a person before it appears. Filter by style, length and muscle.
Open it when: You know roughly what you want and would rather choose it yourself.
- Bodyweight
The common movements that need nothing but floor space, with the muscles each one works.
Open it when: You are away from home, or you own nothing.
- Learn the exercises
Every movement in the app on its own page: how to do it, what it works, what people get wrong, and easier and harder versions.
Open it when: A movement came up and you are not sure you are doing it right.
- Gentle mobility
Low-intensity movement for days you should not train hard.
Open it when: You are sore, tired, or coming back from a break.
- Calendar
Your sessions on real days. Drag one to a different day, or tap it to move it.
Open it when: Life moved and the week needs rearranging.
With other people
The part that makes a habit stick when willpower runs out.
- Live
Rooms where people train at the same time. You can put a video on the big screen for everyone, or put yourself on it and lead.
Open it when: Training alone is the reason you keep stopping.
- Move
Finds someone whose schedule, level and goal actually line up with yours, and says in plain words why.
Open it when: You want a training partner rather than an audience.
- Groups
Small communities with their own challenges and standings.
Open it when: You want people who notice when you miss a week.
- Community feed
What people you follow have been doing.
Open it when: You want the social part without the comparison.
- Messages
Direct conversations with people you have matched or trained with.
Open it when: Arranging a session with someone.
Keeping it going
Measured against your own target and nobody else's.
- Progress & streak
Your own weekly target and the streak of weeks you have met it. Measured against you, never against anyone else.
Open it when: You want to know whether the habit is holding.
- The board
Ranks and badges earned over time — for consistency, for showing up, for leading a room.
Open it when: You like a reason to keep the run going.
- Food
General guidance on eating around training. Education, not a meal plan and not medical advice.
Open it when: Training is going fine and the rest of the day is not.
Trainers
Both sides of it.
- Trainers
Coaches who have set up a profile here: what they teach, their level, their languages.
Open it when: You want someone qualified watching you, not an algorithm.
- Trainer studio
Where a trainer builds their own profile and goes live. Paid one-to-one sessions are not switched on yet.
Open it when: You are the one doing the coaching.
Your account
The unglamorous but important part.
- Account & data
Change your details, export everything the app holds about you, or delete the account outright.
Open it when: Any time. The export and the deletion both really work.
- Trust & safety
How videos get approved, what is never allowed, and how to report something.
Open it when: You want to know who decides what you are shown.
- Privacy
What is stored, what is shared, and what is never recorded. Live rooms are never recorded.
Open it when: Before you turn a camera on.
Two things worth knowing
- Every video and every exercise here was approved by a person. If the library looks small, that is the reason, and it is on purpose.
- None of this is medical advice. It is general training education. If something hurts, stop, and ask someone qualified.