Random workouts from your feed
A different video every day, but no plan that builds from week to week.
Training
Lift targets for every setFrom your last sessions A plan built for youYour week, set up in minutes Pain flagA lighter target, other exercises ProgressRecords and strength levelsFood
Snap your platePhoto in, food logged Barcode and searchScan or search any product Meal plansMeal prep and a shopping list Food that follows trainingMore carbs on lifting daysCoach
Ask mid-workoutAnswers from your own log Why? on your targetsThe reasons behind a number Coach memoryOnly what you confirm Built-in limitsWhat Mitta keeps to
Today, in the app
By experience
BeginnersYour first months, planned Coming back after a breakRestart at your level Intermediate liftersPast the first gains Experienced liftersControl and the dataBy goal
Building muscleVolume and a surplus Getting strongerHeavier sets on the big lifts Losing fatKeep lifting Staying fitA plan you keep upWho it’s for/Training at home
No gym, no problem, as long as you have a plan. Tell Mitta whether you train with dumbbells or with no equipment at all, and it builds your week from exercises that work at home, with a target for every set so you keep getting stronger.


Three steps from signing up to your first session.

Why it works for you
Getting stronger needs the work to go up over time, not a gym. With dumbbells Mitta raises reps first, then weight. With bodyweight exercises it raises the reps, and once you reach the top of your range it tells you to add weight or move to a harder variation.
Free, in the web app for invited testers. Join before launch and get 50% off Pro or Pro + AI for 3 months.
FreeIncluded
A home plan, videos, a target for every set and your food log.
ProIncluded
Plus training blocks with a lighter week and food that follows training.
Pro + AIIncluded
Plus a coach to ask anything, from your own log.
Yes, as long as the work keeps going up over time. Mitta raises your reps and weight step by step, and swaps gym exercises for ones that work with dumbbells.
Two or three full-body sessions a week with squats, push-ups, lunges, hinges and core work, getting harder as you go. Mitta builds that and tells you when to make an exercise harder.
First more reps. Once you reach the top of your range, Mitta suggests adding weight or moving to a harder variation.
Yes. Change your equipment and generate a new plan; your history and records stay.
We’re opening Mitta to small groups. Join before launch and get 50% off Pro or Pro + AI for 3 months.