StrengthPortal

What StrengthPortal is

StrengthPortal is training management software for gym chains, gym owners, and personal trainers. Its responsive web app supports tablet-based workout tracking and stores exercise history, replacing paper and spreadsheets. Trainers can use a curated library of over 800 exercises and 300 videos or build an organization-specific library. Workout and session templates can include supersets and instructions, and programs can be planned up to 12 weeks ahead. Custom reports let teams analyze clients’ saved exercise history and share it through a responsive link. Admins can create shared exercise and program libraries for consistent training across a team. Jonas Fitness and Mindbody are listed as integrations, with profile updates syncing to StrengthPortal. One-to-one chat with read receipts and image and video sharing is available to multi-location enterprise customers. The service is available on Android, iOS, and web; the App Store listing requires iOS 13.4 or later. Plans start at $50/mo, with a 14-day trial that does not require a credit card. Google Play states that app data is encrypted in transit and that the app may collect health and fitness data.

Who it suits

StrengthPortal suits trainers and fitness organizations that need workout tracking, exercise libraries, programming, and client-history reports. Team and gym plans support shared libraries and management features.

Limits

The Trainer plan includes one trainer, while the Team plan includes five; both list unlimited clients. The 14-day trial is the free trial offered, and there is no free plan.

Getting started

1. Visit https://strengthportal.com/.
2. Start the advertised 14-day free trial; no credit card is required.
3. Choose a monthly Trainer, Team, or Gym plan if you want a paid plan.
4. Use the responsive web app or install the Android or iOS app.
5. For iOS, use a device running iOS 13.4 or later.

Verdict

StrengthPortal brings workout records, programming, reports, and team libraries into one training-management product. Its entry plan is paid, while one-to-one messaging is reserved for multi-location enterprise customers.