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About Hyper: Personal Training

Build the body you want, anytime, anywhere. Hyper is a personal coach that helps you lose weight, build muscle, and get consistent with working out. Hyper learns your habits and builds workouts that fit your life, prioritizing progress over perfection. Why Hyper Health? + Adaptive programing every week. Each week you get a personalized plan with suggested workouts and step-by-step guides. + Chat with a coach that listens. Chat about how you're feeling or what you need. Hyper reshapes your workouts accordingly. + Built for your body. Your training history, recovery, and performance shape every session so you're always working at the right intensity. + Powered by your Apple Watch. Real-time metric tracking turn every workout into a live coaching session right from your wrist. + Unlimited support, 24/7. Whether it's morning or midnight, Hyper is ready when you are. Take control of your fitness and start working out today for free –– no trial or payment required. Terms of Service: https://hellohyper.com/terms Privacy: https://hellohyper.com/privacy

What’s new

Version 2.0 · Updated March 29, 2026

The app has been rebuilt from the ground up to give you an actual training plan. Here are a few things we'd love your feedback on (you can submit feedback by shaking your device or go to Profile > Text Feedback): + Onboard to the app by tapping "Get Started" from the login screen. If you're an existing user, you may need to sign out, follow onboarding, then login again to save the new profile. + Sign in with Apple or email address. + The Workouts tab is your 7-day training plan (Mon-Sun), Your plan for each week is generated Sunday night and adapts based on how your previous week went (what you completed, what you skipped, exercise progression, and based on conversations with Hyper). + Press play on today's workout for step-by-step exercises with visual demos. We rebuilt how Hyper designs your workouts from scratch, so over time this should personalized and include only exercises that you enjoy doing and help you reach your goals. + The Messages tab is the primary interface for interacting with Hyper. If you want to update your plan or change today's workout, for example, ask Hyper to do that and chat about alternatives. The Workouts tab will update as a result. + In v2, Hyper is significantly smarter and more responsive. Better at understanding your goals, remembering context from past conversations, and helps you stay consistent with notifications. + Push notifications, if enabled, allow Hyper to send you a message about today's workout or follow-up on past conversation. + Profile and Settings lets you upload a profile pic, view your connected HealthKit data, manage the app's appearance, submit feedback, and manage your account. Thank you for being an early user!

App privacy

The developer, Hyper Health, Inc., reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Health & Fitness: Health, Fitness
  • Contact Info: Name

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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