A workout and meal planning companion for people training alongside someone else.
Plenty of apps will build you a programme. Fewer account for the fact that you train around a job, a household and someone else's schedule — and that the plan has to survive contact with all three.
Lanes asks a short set of questions up front, builds a schedule around what you actually have available, and keeps two people's plans visible to each other so the routine holds when motivation doesn't.
Goals, experience, available equipment, how many days you can train, and whether you want meal planning as well as workouts.
Lanes builds a weekly plan around the time and equipment you actually have, rather than an ideal week you don't.
Sessions, weight, hydration and habits are tracked over time, so progress is visible across months rather than days.
Connect with a partner or a small group to share workout days and progress, and keep each other going.
Plans built around your goal, your level and the equipment you can reach.
Optional meal plans that account for how you eat, not just what the calories say.
Weight, sessions completed and habit streaks, charted so trends are obvious.
Share workout days and progress with the people you train with.
General wellness only. Lanes provides general fitness and nutrition information. It does not diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment, or replace advice from a qualified health professional. Talk to your doctor before starting a new exercise or eating programme, particularly if you have an existing health condition, are pregnant, or take medication.
We're running a small closed trial before a wider release. If you'd like to be part of it, or hear when Lanes is available, get in touch.