Helms vs My PT Hub

Helms is a platform for running an online coaching business, covering client training, nutrition, check-ins, progress tracking, and administration. Coaches can build programmes and workouts with reusable template days and a customisable exercise library; clients can log sessions offline. Nutrition tools include meal plans with macro targets, a USDA food database, barcode scanning, supplement protocols, and AI photo food logging. Progress features include bodyweight trends, adherence tracking, biomarker panels, blood-work PDF extraction, and Apple Health auto-fill for steps, heart rate, and sleep. Business tools include booking and calendar sync, lead pipelines and forms, revenue reporting, and contract e-signing. Listed integrations include Apple Health, Stripe, GoCardless, Instagram DM sync and scheduling, and an MCP server usable with Claude or Codex. Coaches and clients can export a client's whole record on any plan, including Free. Free supports up to 7 clients; Coach costs £69 a month for up to 30 clients. Helms is available on iOS and the web.

My PT Hub is software for personal trainers and fitness coaches to manage clients, deliver workouts and nutrition coaching, process payments and run coaching services. Its tools include workout building, nutrition coaching, check-ins, bookings, compliance, communities and messaging. Coaches can use more than 8,000 preloaded HD exercise videos or upload their own, and the food database includes over 650,000 items and a barcode scanner. Payment processing supports one-off and recurring payments from more than 190 countries, including Apple Pay. Integrations include Apple Health, Apple Watch, Google Fit, MyFitnessPal and Fitbit, plus Google Calendar and iCal. Wearable data can include calories burned, steps, sleep, distance and flights climbed. It runs on Android, iOS and web. Starter costs $22.50 a month, billed annual paid monthly, and is limited to three clients, 50 workouts and 50 nutrition plans. A 30-day trial is listed.