Personal trainer software for independent trainers and small fitness studios.

Personal training software where every session pack counts itself down, so “6 of 10 left” is always right. A personal trainer software app for the whole business: clients, packs, a day schedule, a progress log and reports in one offline file. Personal training software you buy once, with no monthly fee.

A trainer on a monthly plan pays for the same client list every year, and the fee only goes up. This is a file you own, on your own computer, for one payment.

OwnDesk Trainer personal trainer software, showing the dashboard with active clients, today’s sessions, packs running low and revenue for the month
No subscription Session packs that count themselves Works offline One-time payment

Key benefits

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One-time payment

No monthly fee, no per-client charge and no yearly renewal. The price you see is the whole price.

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Packs with a live balance

Sell a 5, 10 or 20-session pack and every completed session takes one off, with warnings before a pack runs out.

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Client progress, charted

Weight, body fat and measurements at each check-in, with a trend line and a printable report.

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Clients to re-engage

Active clients with no session in three weeks and nothing booked, listed on your dashboard.

What this personal training software does

Everything an independent trainer runs on, in one place.

You get a dashboard, a day schedule, a month calendar, sessions, clients, a progress log, session packs, trainers and session types.

Sales and expenses, reports and settings are included. Every list prints and exports to CSV, and a JSON backup saves the whole studio in one file.

Session packs that count themselves

Open a booking, choose the client, and the form offers that client’s active packs: “10-Session Pack, 6 of 10 left”. Pick one and the session comes off the pack when it is completed.

Selling a pack records the income once, on the day it was paid, so sessions taken from it never count as income twice. Packs with two sessions left, or expiring within 14 days, show on the dashboard and as a badge in the menu.

A client profile on one screen

Sessions completed, pack sessions left, the next booked session, the weight change since the first check-in and a trend line of body weight, with their packs and latest check-ins below. Print it as a clean one-page progress report.

A day schedule per trainer

One column per trainer, one day at a time. Click an empty slot to book it. Open times are worked out from your studio hours and the trainer’s other sessions, and a double-booked trainer or time slot is flagged before you save.

Check out in one click

Complete a session and the pack balance drops by itself, or the payment is recorded at the rate. The tip is its own line. Sessions run through Booked, Confirmed, Checked In, Completed, No-Show and Cancelled.

Reports that show the real month

Income, expenses, net cash flow, completion and no-show rate, share of sessions on packs, average session value, performance by trainer and your busiest days, for any date range.

Pack liability, in one number

Reports shows how many sessions you still owe across all active packs and what those prepaid sessions are worth. Money you have been paid but have not yet earned by training is easy to forget. Here it is a number.

Online personal training software, and its limits

Coaching calls fit. A client app does not.

If you coach some clients online, the online personal training software you choose should tell you plainly what it covers. Here is what this one does and does not do.

What it covers

Online coaching is a session type with its own length and rate. Book it, check it out and put it on a pack like any other session, and track the same client’s weight and measurements in the progress log.

What it does not do

No client app or portal, no online booking page, no video calls, no workout or program builder and no photo library. It sends no texts or emails, so you send your own reminders.

Works on your computer

This personal training computer software is one file on your own machine. It runs offline in Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari, on Windows, Mac or iPad, with nothing to install and no account.

One person at a time

There is no cloud sync and there are no logins. One computer holds the data, and a backup file moves it to another. It is a single-operator tool by design.

How a client runs through it

From first pack to renewal in four steps.

1

Add the client

Name, contact, main goal, trainer, current program, and any injuries and limitations, so it is in front of you at every session.

2

Sell a pack

Record a 5, 10 or 20-session pack with what was paid and its expiry date. The income is booked once.

3

Book and check out

Book each session against the pack, then check it out. The balance drops, and a check-in logs weight and measurements.

4

Renew or re-engage

Packs running low appear for a renewal conversation, and clients gone quiet appear on the re-engage list.

Why trainers switch

You are not really choosing between two personal training software packages.

Most personal training software is rented by the month, and your client records live on somebody else’s server. A spreadsheet is cheap, but it has no pack balances, no schedule and no progress charts behind it.

This personal trainer software is a file you own, with the pack balance and the progress log built in.

 OwnDesk TrainerSubscription personal training softwarePaper & spreadsheets
Price Original price was: $149.00.Current price is: $49.00. once Monthly fee, for as long as you use it Free, but it costs your evenings
Session packs with a live balance Built in, counts itself Usually A column you update by hand
Client progress log and trend line Included, printable Varies A separate sheet
Clients to re-engage On your dashboard Varies A reminder in your head
Works offline Yes Often needs a connection Yes
Your records if you stop paying Still yours Access ends Still yours
Client app, online booking, card payments, reminders Not included Often included No
Several people at once Not included — one computer at a time Usually included Only through a cloud drive

The subscription column is a general description of software sold by the month, not a claim about any single company — features and pricing differ, so check each site.

OwnDesk Trainer is single-computer software: it does not sync between devices, send messages, take bookings online or process card payments. It organizes your records and is not medical, nutrition or injury-rehabilitation advice.

From payment to your first session

Three steps, about two minutes.

1

Pay with card

Checkout runs on Stripe. Your card details never touch this site.

2

Download and open

The link appears the moment payment clears. Double-click the file — it opens in your browser, no install, no internet needed after that.

3

Look around, then start fresh

It opens with a sample fitness studio already loaded. Remove the sample data from Settings, then add your own session types, trainers and clients.

14-day money-back guarantee Plus support from Adrián, usually the same working day

If OwnDesk Trainer isn't right for how you run your training business, email me and you get a refund — no questions. If something's confusing, you're writing to the person who built it, not a queue.

14-day refund Reply usually same working day Solo trainers and small studios

Custom build

Need it to work exactly the way your studio does?

I can adapt OwnDesk Trainer to the way your studio works: your own fields, your client records, your reports, or two OwnDesk products combined into one. It’s still a one-time payment, it still runs offline, and it’s yours. I built the software, and I build your version myself.

  • Your own assessment form, with the tests and measurements you run at intake
  • Small group sessions, with a shared pack and per-head pay for trainers
  • A rent or revenue split report for independent trainers in your gym

Custom builds start at $490, paid in two halves: 50% to start, 50% after you’ve tested it.

Tell me about your business

Questions

Before you buy.

What is personal trainer software?
Personal trainer software is the tool a trainer keeps clients, sessions, payments and progress in. For this trade that also means session packs with a balance that counts down, a progress log for every client and a way to see who has stopped booking. This one puts all of it in one offline file, so a pack sale, a booked session and a check-in feed each other.
Is this personal training software for an independent trainer or a small studio?
Both. It is built for an independent personal trainer, a strength coach or a small fitness studio: clients, session types with your own rates, trainers with a room and a pay share, session packs, a day schedule, a progress log, sales and expenses, and reports. There are no user accounts, so it is a one-person-at-a-time office tool.
How do the session packs work?
Record a pack sale for a client, for example a 10-session pack. When you book a session you pick that client’s pack, and completing the session takes one off the balance, so “6 of 10 left” is never typed in. If a pack is empty or has expired by the session date, the app warns you before you save. Whether a no-show costs the client a pack session is your choice in Settings.
Can it track client progress such as weight, body fat and measurements?
Yes. The Progress Log stores body weight, body fat, waist, chest, hips and arm at every check-in with notes and wins, and works out the change since the previous one. A client’s profile shows a body-weight trend line and the change since the first check-in, and prints as a one-page progress report you can save as a PDF. It does not store progress photos.
Is it a personal trainer software app I can install on my phone?
It is not an app from the App Store or Google Play. It is one HTML file that opens in your browser, so there is nothing to install. It runs in Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari on Windows, Mac and iPad, and you use the browser on a tablet or phone. Your records live in that browser, so always open it in the same one.
Is it personal training computer software that works offline?
Yes. The file lives on your own computer and runs without an internet connection once it is downloaded, so a gym with bad signal is no problem. Nothing is uploaded anywhere. Settings has a backup export that saves everything to one file, and a restore for a new computer. Keep a backup somewhere other than that computer.
Is it online personal training software for trainers who coach remotely?
Partly, and the limits are worth knowing. Online coaching is a session type with its own rate, so a coaching call is booked, checked out and paid like any other session, and a client can have a pack for it. There is no client app or portal, no online booking page, no video calls and no workout builder, and it sends no reminders. If you need those, you need a subscription service.
Is it personal training software for online training with programs and workouts?
No. There is no exercise library or workout builder. It tracks sessions, packs and measurements, and the program itself stays in the notes field on the client or in whatever tool you already use for it.
Is this online personal trainer software with online payments?
No. It records what you charged and how it was paid, including packs, tips and drop-ins, and shows income against expenses. It does not process cards, take online payments, import bank feeds or run payroll.
What is the best personal training software?
It depends on how you work. If you need a client app, online booking, card payments and automatic reminders, a cloud service does that, for a monthly fee. If you want your own records on your own computer, with session packs that count themselves and progress tracking, for a one-time price, this is built for that. No ranking is claimed here and no competitor price is quoted.
Can several trainers use it at the same time?
No, and this is the honest limit worth knowing before you buy. There is no cloud sync and no shared database, so it is one computer at a time. A common setup is one computer at the front desk that holds the data while trainers tell the desk what to log. A second computer can work from a copy by restoring a backup file, but the two copies do not merge.
Is there a subscription, and where is my clients’ data stored?
There is no subscription: one payment for the file, no account, no server and no monthly fee. Client records live inside your browser, on your own computer, and nothing is uploaded. Use the backup export weekly and before you clear browser data.
Can you customize it for my personal training business?
Yes. I can adapt OwnDesk Trainer to the way your studio works: your own fields, your client records, your reports, or two OwnDesk products combined into one. It stays a one-time payment, it still runs offline, and it is yours, built by the same person who made the software. Tell me about your business and I will tell you what it would take.

Sell a session pack in it before you decide.

The live demo has real screens and a sample fitness studio loaded — no sign-up beyond your name and email, no credit card. If it fits, buying takes about a minute.

14-day money-back guarantee · instant download · one-time payment

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