A home and gym workout planner that actually adapts to your equipment

Your equipment isn't fixed — so your plan shouldn't be either

Train at a full gym on weekdays, a home setup on weekends, or a hotel room with just resistance bands on a trip, and most workout plans just don't follow — they were written for one equipment list and stop making sense the moment yours changes.

Building around what you've actually got today

The fix is generating the session around today's equipment, not a fixed program written once. Fituner asks what you have — dumbbells, a pull-up bar, resistance bands, a cable machine, a full gym, or just bodyweight — and builds the day's workout to match, exercise by exercise.

That means the same training goal (say, muscle gain) can look completely different on a full-gym day versus a bands-only travel day, without you having to manually reconstruct the plan each time your setup changes.

The takeaway

If your workout planner can't handle "today I only have bands," it's going to break the first time your routine does. Look for one that builds around your equipment, not one that assumes it never changes.