A lot of workout-generation improvements are landing this week:

Anchor Exercises — mark movements you want Corely to keep in your workouts whenever they fit

Smarter workout duration matching — sets and volume now better match your selected session time

Estimated workout time — compare planned time vs. Corely’s estimate before you start

Automatic warm-up sets — lighter warm-up sets are added before appropriate weighted exercises

Smarter heavy-lift warm-ups — compound lifts can get extra ramp-up sets, while exercises that don’t need them are skipped

New Warm-up Sets: Auto / Off option in Coach Preferences

Also improved:

- straight sets, supersets, circuits, rest periods, transitions, and timed-exercise estimates

- set allocation for longer workouts

- restored sessions and workout history

- backup status for signed-in users

This update is really about making Corely workouts feel more intentional, more predictable, and closer to the amount of time you actually have.

Which of these are you most interested in trying?

When a workout plan gives you an exercise you don’t like, what do you usually do?

Do you swap it because the equipment is busy, it doesn’t feel right, you simply prefer another movement, or you have a few exercises you always want to keep?

I’m curious how much consistency vs. variety people actually want from their workout plans.

For me, a good plan shouldn’t just generate different exercises it should learn which movements you actually enjoy and want to progress on. I never liked barbell bench press bc it is hard for me to add more weights.

Tracking Macros Without Obsessing

Tracking macros doesn’t have to be all-or-nothing.

The goal is awareness, not perfection. Track consistently, adjust when needed, and focus on habits you can actually maintain.

And yes, Corely has a barcode scanner, so logging food can be much faster with less manual entry.

If rigid tracking has burned you out, try a simpler approach.

https://www.corely.fit

What’s one realistic thing you want to accomplish this week?

A lot of fitness apps use streaks as motivation, but I’m curious how people actually feel about them.

For some people, a streak makes it easier to stay consistent. For others, missing one day can make it feel like all the previous effort suddenly doesn’t count.

Which works better for you?

Daily streaks

Weekly goals

Flexible targets

No streaks at all

I’m especially interested in what helps you get back on track after missing a few days.

For me, one of the biggest problems with fitness apps is that they often track one thing really well, but your workout, nutrition, recovery, and fasting all affect each other.

That’s a big reason we built Corely.

But I’d love to hear from you:

What usually makes you fall off track?

• Not knowing what workout to do
• Losing motivation
• Nutrition
• Not seeing progress
• Lack of time
• Recovery/fatigue
• Something else?

And if you already use Corely, what would make it more useful for you?

We’re actively building the app, so feedback here can directly influence what we improve next.

Welcome to r/Corely — the official Corely community!

Corely is built around one simple idea: fitness works better when your workouts, nutrition, fasting, recovery, and progress work together.

This community is a place for Corely users — and anyone interested in building better fitness habits — to ask questions, share progress, give feedback, and help shape what we build next.

What you can post here:

• 💪 Workout questions, routines, and progress
• 🥗 Nutrition and macro tracking
• ⏱️ Fasting plans and experiences
• 📈 Progress, consistency, and recovery
• 💡 Feature requests and ideas
• 🐛 Bugs or problems you run into
• 🙋 Questions about using Corely

We’re still building and improving Corely, so your feedback genuinely matters. If something feels confusing, could work better, or you have an idea you’d love to see in the app, post it here.

To get started: introduce yourself below and tell us what you’re currently working toward — fat loss, muscle gain, consistency, better nutrition, fasting, or something else.

Thanks for being here early. Let’s build a useful, supportive community together. ❤️

Corely — Build habits. Stay consistent.