Trakeo - Your gym memory, on WhatsApp
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Trakeo turns WhatsApp into your training log. Send a voice note after a set — "3 sets of bench, 34kg, RPE 8" — and it transcribes, extracts the numbers, and coaches you back in seconds. No app to download, no spreadsheet, just the chat you already have open.
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The voice note idea is genuinely smart, logging workouts from WhatsApp removes so much friction. One thing that would make it even more useful for me though, a quick weekly summary that gets sent into the chat so I can actually see my progress over time without digging back through old messages.
@verne_han Hey, thanks for the feedback! A weekly summary already exists, we have several reminders you can turn on from your profile, including the one you mentioned. If you want more detail, there's a full progress section where you can see your complete history per exercise, attaching a few screenshots, it turned out pretty solid, from the basics to more advanced stuff.
One thing that would make this stick for me is weekly summaries pushed back to the chat, like total volume per lift or a PR alert when I hit a new max, so I can actually see progress without digging back through old messages.
@langston_bao Thanks and yeah, a weekly summary already exists too, same as I mentioned, opt-in from your profile. On PRs: every time you log a set that beats a previous best, the bot flags it right there in that same reply, real-time, no waiting for a summary.
What makes it feel "smart" behind that: it's not just reading your last message. Every session gets embedded and stored, so on your next check-in it runs a semantic search (pgvector) over your own training history to pull in whatever's actually relevant, a heavy squat day, a shoulder you mentioned was sore, plus a separate knowledge base for general training science. So the coaching isn't generic, it's grounded in your real patterns, including picking up on volume trending up if it shows up in what it retrieves.
Would love a way to see my volume progression over the past month right inside the chat, maybe by asking "show my bench trend" and getting a quick summary back. The logging part is already so low friction, having that built-in reflection step would make this a full coaching loop instead of just a smart notebook.
@nicole_alerander This already works today, ask something like "how's my bench going" or "show my squat progress" and it pulls your real session history (weight/reps per session) and even suggests a concrete target for next time, right in the same chat. It's not a computed "volume up X%" number yet, more session-by-session detail, but it's exactly the reflection step you're describing.