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Built with coaches who run 12-50 lifters. Open the console on a Tuesday morning, see exactly who lifted last night, what fired a flag, and who needs you before Saturday. Spend your coaching hours coaching.
Athletes sorted by signal, not alphabet. The platform answers two questions on open: who's hurting, and who PR'd. Click into anyone for full block context.
Five tools you'd otherwise glue together from Sheets, Notion, Loom, Stripe, and a slow Discord bot. We built them once, properly.
Save any block as a template with RPE caps and load curves intact. Re-issue to a new athlete with their numbers, not yours. Share inside the team or sell on the marketplace.
Per-athlete plots of prescribed RPE vs achieved. Drift up means the program is too hot. Drift down means they're sandbagging or fresh. The chart tells you the conversation to have.
Record straight into the platform, threaded under the set or session. Transcribed and searchable. They listen on the way to the gym.
Custom subdomain, your color, your logo on the athlete app. Rerack is the engine, you are the brand they tell their friends about.
Stripe under the hood, your branding on top. Monthly retainer, per-block one-off, or hybrid. Quarterly tax export already formatted for your country.
"Twelve athletes, all on different blocks. Before Rerack I was managing it in a folder of spreadsheets named v3-FINAL-actually.xlsx. Now I open one screen, my coffee's still hot, and I know who needs me."
We vet for outcomes, not Instagram followers. About 1 in 9 applicants makes it. We re-review every coach annually on athlete results and retention.
Any 12-week block you've actually run. With anonymized athlete data showing what worked and what didn't. We read all of them.
Current or recent. We email them a short survey: outcomes, communication, follow-through. They answer or they don't — both are signal.
A real conversation. Programming philosophy, how you handle a missed third, why your athletes stay. Not a quiz.
Migrate the whole thing. We'll import your spreadsheets, set up subdomains, and walk you through the first week's queue on a screen-share.