One development platform. AIMlete understands everything you do in a week — including the training you do outside the app — so it never stacks a hard speed session on top of a match day.
AIMlete then decides what you should train today based on your sport, your goals, the time you have, the equipment you own and how recovered you are.



A session is coached out loud, cue by cue. You put the phone down, you train, and the app counts you in, calls the work, and calls the rest. You are not reading a list of exercises off a screen while the clock runs.
Works with the screen locked and headphones in.
AIMlete measures you against yourself, not against a made-up population average — so improvement is visible rather than assumed.
Demo athlete shown. Your own numbers replace these once you test.
Pick as many as you like. AIMlete gives your main focus the largest share of the session and fits the rest around it — the structure changes with your choices.
Get faster over the ground
React quicker to what happens
Change direction sharply
Last longer, recover faster
Jump further and higher
Move with control and rhythm
Athleticism inside your sport
Young athletes should not inherit adult training volumes. AIMlete caps sprint and jump volume by age, keeps maximum-speed work for when you are fresh, and ends speed work automatically when your times start dropping off.
AIMlete is a training app, not a medical service. It cannot diagnose anything.
Training looks consistent.
Free is genuinely useful. PRO unlocks the whole platform.
or ₹999/year — about ₹83.25 a month
It is built around student athletes from about age 8, across football, tennis, badminton, basketball, cricket, hockey, rugby, athletics and martial arts. Adults train on it too — training volumes are graded by age, so an adult simply gets the adult limits. Parents can supervise younger athletes from their own account.
No. AIMlete decides what you should train today based on your sport, your goals, the time you have, the equipment you own and how recovered you are — then guides you through it and measures whether it worked.
Nothing, to start. Many sessions need no equipment at all. Add cones, a ball or a racket and more of the library opens up. AIMlete never prescribes a drill you cannot actually do.
A short check-in before harder sessions adjusts or replaces the hardest work. Sprint and jump volumes are capped by age. If an athlete reports something concerning — pain, dizziness, a knock to the head — AIMlete stops the session and asks them to speak to an adult. Those rules are fixed logic, not an AI guess.
No. It is a training app. It cannot diagnose anything, and it is designed to work alongside a coach rather than instead of one.
Yes. Add your existing training, matches and coaching sessions. AIMlete plans around them rather than replacing them.
Yes. PRO renews automatically each period so your training does not get interrupted, and you can cancel any time from Billing. You keep access until the end of the period you have paid for, and you are not charged again.