Swipe through real coaches in your city — or online from anywhere. Like each other, and the chat opens. Book against the hours they actually have free.
A hashtag, fifty grids, and a coach whose last post was in March. You still do not know what an hour costs, whether they work anywhere near you, or whether they take on someone at your level.
No “DM for prices”. The hourly rate, the distance, the years of experience and what they actually coach are all on the card, before you decide anything.
Coming back from a shoulder injury is not the same job as prepping for a competition. Say which one you are doing — and where, and one-to-one or in a group — and the deck comes back holding only trainers who actually coach it. No hashtag search, no hoping.
A chat only opens when you have both liked each other. Ask what the session costs, where the gym actually is, whether they work around an injury — all before you book anything.
You see the hours the trainer has genuinely left open — not a form that asks and waits. Pick a start time, pick a length, send. They confirm, and it is on both your schedules.
Trainers add photos, a short intro video, their specialties, experience and hourly rate. Clients just need a photo to start swiping.
Browse trainers near you or online-only coaches anywhere. A match needs a like from both sides, so nobody gets messaged cold.
Message your match and request a session against the trainer's real availability. They confirm, and you're training.
You have been posting to Instagram and Threads, hoping somebody books. Fitkolo runs the other way round: clients search by what you actually coach, see your rate, and ask for an hour you already said was free. Set your working hours once and they repeat every week — requests land on your schedule with the client's name and time, to accept or decline in one tap.
Add your profile — clients searching for what you coach can find you today.
Fitkolo is on the App Store and Google Play — install it and set up your profile now.