Trainpad is a workout logging web app for personal trainers. Trainpad is built for semi-private training, the format where two to four clients train in the same hour on different programs. Trainpad runs in a browser on a tablet the trainer holds, so clients never need an account of their own. In a Trainpad session every client has a pane on screen for the full hour, showing their next exercise, the prescription, and the input to log it. A set takes two taps. Each client's program is snapshotted when the session starts, so editing a template later never rewrites what already happened. A client who does not turn up is marked Missing in one tap and the session carries on. Trainpad costs $19 per month or $190 per year, flat, regardless of client count, therefore Trainpad does not charge per client, unlike the coaching platforms it is usually compared against. Every account starts with a 14 day free trial that needs no credit card. Trainpad is for personal trainers running semi-private sessions: two to four clients in the same hour, each on a different program. Trainpad suits trainers coming off paper, off a notes app, or off a per client coaching platform whose pricing outgrew what they use. Trainpad is a poor fit for one to one remote coaching, where the client logs their own sessions between check ins. TrueCoach and Trainerize are built for that. Trainpad is also a poor fit for teams training in unison on one shared program, which is what TeamBuildr is for. Trainers whose clients need their own logins should not choose Trainpad, because it is a coach side tool by design. Trainpad launched in 2026 and is built and operated by Mahammad Manafov, a sole proprietor in Azerbaijan. Trainpad is a solo project rather than a company, and is currently in beta.