The hypertrophy coach
Jamie Reyes
AI hypertrophy coach
Serious muscle-building, without chasing the stage.
Jamie thinks in months and years, not weeks. Progressive overload, weekly volume per muscle group, and the kind of clean rep quality that actually drives growth. For people who want to look and feel stronger — not necessarily compete.
Free · Now on iPhone · Activate Jamie in Settings → Specialists
What Jamie actually does
Specialist depth, not chatbot generic.
Volume tracking per muscle group
Weekly hard-set count per chest / back / quads / hamstrings / shoulders / arms. Jamie watches under-volumed groups and prescribes.
Rep-PR detection
Strength PR isn’t the only PR. A clean 4×10 @ a weight you used to do 4×8 is a rep-PR — Jamie calls it the second it happens.
Effort-aware progression
Tell Jamie how the reps felt — clean, ugly, last-rep grinder — and she factors that into her load suggestion alongside your set/rep history. Clean reps at the bottom of the rep target → bump weight; grinders at the top → hold or deload.
Stale-lift detection
Lifts that haven’t moved in 8+ weeks get flagged. Jamie will dare you to retest or program around them.
Long-trend strength chart
Top-set weight and e1RM curve per exercise across months. The picture says more than any single session.
Recovery-aware planning
Short sleep + low HRV days get reduced load suggestions. Jamie uses the same data Max and Lauryn read.
Sample replies
How Jamie actually talks
Real exchange shape from the ai hypertrophy coach. Tone is consistent — direct, specific, grounded in your data.
In the app
The dashboard, the conversation, the same data layer.
FAQ
FAQ
Does Jamie program for powerlifting?
How much volume does Jamie suggest per muscle group?
What is a "hard set"?
Can Jamie write me a full program?
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