Details
The core idea is to introduce an AI-powered workout generator with real-time adaptive adjustments, so the user can interact with Calistree more like they would with a personal coach. Instead of manually building workouts or selecting exercises, the user could simply speak or type in natural language to describe their training intention, energy level, or focus, and the app would interpret the intent and build the workout around it — including warm-up, skill work, main training sets, and cooldown.
This same intuitive interaction could continue during the workout as well. If something feels too hard, too easy, too long, or needs to shift direction, the user can just tell the app in plain language, and it could suggest appropriate modifications — similar to how a human coach adjusts programming in real time based on how the session is unfolding.
The goal is to make training feel more adaptive, collaborative, and personalized, while always keeping the user in full control.
Examples of Natural Inputs
• “Make me a rings push session that’s more skill-focused today.”
• “I’m low energy — something light, ~30 minutes.”
• “Give me a hard pull workout, but avoid front lever — shoulder is tight.”
• “Let’s do legs, but make it explorative, not heavy volume.”
Short “exercise snacks”:
• “I’ve got 10 minutes — give me something quick.”
• “I have 20 minutes — something efficient and focused.”
• “Pick something that targets muscles that are still fresh.”
• “Let’s do chest hypertrophy for the next 10 minutes.”
• “Quick core finisher, low joint stress.”
Adaptive Refinement During the Workout
1) User-Guided Adjustments (via text or voice)
• “This is too hard.”
• “I can push harder.”
• “Remove dips — shoulder isn’t happy.”
• “Shorten the workout.”
App suggests → Accept / Reject / Show Alternatives
2) Data-Based Suggestions (Optional)
Based on the training data the user naturally generates:
• Logged reps and sets
• Added/reduced volume
• Pacing detected from the timer
• Optional RPE / difficulty check-ins
If performing stronger than expected → suggest progression
If fatigue increases → suggest scaling down
If pacing slows → suggest reducing total volume
All suggestions are non-intrusive and user-controlled.
Energy / Readiness Input (Optional)
• Low / Normal / High, or
• 1–10 readiness slider
If a “low-energy day” unexpectedly goes well, the app could gently ask:
“You’re performing well today — want to increase intensity?”
Anticipated Workout Rhythm Awareness (Optional, Togglable)
The app could learn and anticipate the user’s training rhythm.
Example: If someone often rotates Push → Pull → Legs, and Push and Pull have already been done this week, the app may suggest Legs next, always with the option to override.
This is:
• Predictive, not prescriptive
• Optional
• User-controlled
Why This May Be Valuable
This would allow Calistree to function as a responsive, intuitive training partner that:
• Understands natural language input
• Builds workouts based on intent
• Adapts sessions dynamically
• Supports variations in daily readiness
• Reduces planning + decision fatigue
• While always keeping full user control