Binectics is the copilot fitness professionals run their business on — AI-drafted client work, payments, and a verified marketplace for gyms, trainers, dietitians, and the people they work with. We're a small team with one strong opinion: software should get out of the way.
Binectics started as a simple observation: the people who keep other humans healthy spend half their week on admin that software should have absorbed years ago.
Walk into any independent gym and you'll find the same stack: a spreadsheet for members, a WhatsApp group for scheduling, a card machine that talks to neither, and a coach writing Monday check‑in notes at 9pm. The software they could buy was either built for global chains (and priced for it) or for a single trainer with three clients (and useless past that).
The local fitness marketplace was Instagram DMs. There was nothing in the middle.
So we're building it: one platform where discovery, payments, check‑ins, and client work run on the same rails — and where an AI copilot drafts the busywork that eats a professional's week, with every draft reviewed by a human before it sends.
Early access is open now. The founding cohort of providers is shaping what ships at launch — pricing locked, direct line to the team.
We're pre-launch and building in the open. The numbers we can show you are the ones designed into the product — usage numbers come after launch, and they'll be real when they do.
Three rules we wrote down on day one and haven't broken since. They sound obvious. They are obvious. The competition doesn't follow them.
Trainers pick their prices. Gyms set their cancellation policies. Dietitians own their methodology. We never recommend what to charge. Marketplaces that price-set become race-to-the-bottoms; we'd rather earn a small fee on work that's worth it.
Payments settle directly to provider bank accounts. We never hold funds beyond the gateway settlement period. Float isn't our business model. It would compromise the trust the whole platform runs on.
The product is a tool, not a relationship. We don't gamify, we don't push, we don't optimize for daily active users. We optimize for sessions completed and providers who renew. One measures pretending. The other measures fit.
A small team across product, engineering, and provider success — growing as we head to launch. The disciplines below; the open roles live on the careers page.
Hand-holds every founding-cohort provider onto the platform and reviews every verification document personally.
Believes payments should be boring. Three rails, eight currencies, settlement directly to provider accounts.
Builds the drafting engine and the meal-plan tools — designed so no client message ever sends without human review.
One signal color, 1px hairlines, no shadows. The calm is deliberate.
A build log and a roadmap. Each entry is months of unglamorous work — the kind that's not worth a blog post but compounds into a product worth using.
Fitness professionals lose hours every week to admin software should have absorbed years ago. We started designing the rails — marketplace, payments, check‑ins — as one product.
Calm chrome: one signal color, hairline borders, restrained motion. An admin reviewing documents and a trainer writing a journal entry work in the same quiet product.
The founding cohort of gyms, trainers, and dietitians is onboarding — locked pricing, hands‑on setup, and a direct line to the team building the copilot.
AI‑drafted summaries, weekly reports, and program updates — generated from your clients' data, reviewed by you before anything sends. Member mobile apps follow.
Free to start, three minutes to publish. Or — if our principles resonate — we're hiring across engineering, design, and provider success.