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Marketplace
The floor
Coaches post sessions. Filter by category, by format, by the kit you own and by the time you have.
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Social
The feed
Follow the ones worth following, save what you will actually do, and answer in the comments underneath.
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Training
The log
Sets, reps, weight and rest, a timer that keeps counting after you leave, and graphs that reach back as far as you do.
Every program worth running sits behind a subscription. Every free app hands you an empty log and wishes you luck.
TrainFloor is the third thing.
Browse the floor, not a catalogue.
Every session on it was written by somebody who trains. Filter down to the category you want, the format you like, the kit that is actually in the room, and how long you have today.
Then take it. There is nothing to unlock.
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Voice notes
A cue in the coach's own voice, instead of a paragraph you skim.
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Standings
Post a result and it lands on that workout's board. Turn it off in Settings.
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One-rep max
Estimated off the Brzycki formula rather than a guess.
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Leave whenever
Delete the account from inside the app. It takes everything with it.
Seven categories, and the filters to get past them.
Nobody browses a whole marketplace. You browse the corner of it that matches the room you are standing in.







Coaching is the product. The app is not.
Post a session. Keep the people who train it. Answer them in the comments under it.
There is no fee to post and no cut taken, because nothing on the floor is sold. If that ever changes, the coaches on it hear first.