Ray is an AI personal trainer built for people who want to get stronger and stay active -- without the complexity, cost, or scheduling hassles of traditional personal training.
Ray coaches you through workouts by voice, counts your reps using computer vision, and adapts your program based on how you are actually doing -- not a fixed plan written weeks ago. You tell Ray what equipment you have, how much time you have, and how you are feeling. Ray handles the rest.
Ray programs your entire week, balancing intensity, muscle groups, and recovery based on your Apple Watch data and workout history. During each session, Ray talks you through every exercise, adjusts in real-time if something is not working, and remembers everything for next time.
After the workout, you can tell Ray what you liked, what you did not, or ask to swap an exercise -- with your voice, like you would talk to a human trainer.
Ray was built for adults who value fitness but struggle with consistency. Our typical user is 35 or older, busy with work and family, and has started and stopped workout routines more times than they can count.
They do not need another workout library with 10,000 exercises. They someone to guide them, keep them honest, and adapt when life gets in the way.
Ray is $19.99 per month with a free 7-day trial. No equipment required -- Ray works with bodyweight, dumbbells, or a full gym setup.
For comparison, a human personal trainer typically costs $400-1,800 per month for two to three sessions per week.
Ray was founded by Colin Raney & Rich Miner. The both spent years working in product and technology before building Ray to solve a problem they both experienced firsthand: knowing that consistent exercise matters, having access to every fitness app on the market, and still not being able to build a routine that stuck.
RayFit is based in the United States.