Features

Every feature. Explained.

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Sensei AI

A coach who actually read your data.

Sensei is powered by Anthropic's Claude. It knows your last 30 sessions, your active training camp, your fight week if you're in one, your daily readiness, your skill tree progression, and your PRs.

It doesn't hallucinate a generic Z2 run. It says: "Your last two sessions hit sRPE 8+, sleep is 6% below baseline, ACWR jumped to 1.4. Tomorrow you should run Z2 35 min, skip resistance, and add an extra mobility block before bed." That's a Sensei response, grounded in your training history.

What Sensei can do: chat with full context, log voice workouts, debrief sparring sessions, build daily plans, scout opponents, simulate drill situations.

Sensei is Elite-tier ($19.99/mo or $149.99/yr). Conversations are processed by Anthropic: full disclosure in the privacy policy.

Versus Training Sensei chat thread: user asks 'Alternate exercise for lateral raise' and Sensei replies 'You're currently doing Lateral Raise (Cable) in your Upper and Push sessions. What's driving the swap? Joint discomfort, equipment availability, or just looking for a variation? Give me the reason and I'll lock in the replacement.' Input bar at bottom reads 'Ask your Sensei...'

Voice logging

Speak your workout. Watch it log itself.

Combat and endurance sessions log themselves from voice. "Three rounds rolling, got a triangle, sRPE seven" becomes a fully-structured combat session in 8 seconds.

Speech is transcribed on-device by Apple's Speech framework. The transcript (not the audio) is sent to Claude to extract discipline, rounds, technique attempts, intensity, and free-form notes. You review and save.

Resistance voice parsing is the most-requested v1.1 feature, shipping inside the first 30 days of launch.

Versus Training endurance voice parse: Session Parsed confirmation extracted from voice: Activity Walk, Distance 2.50 km, Duration 30 min, Pace 5 km/h. Transcript reads 'Walked at 5 km/h for 30 minutes, covering 2.5 kilometres.' Open in Endurance Logger button below.

Skill tree

14 disciplines mapped to your progression.

BJJ, MMA, Muay Thai, boxing, wrestling, karate, judo, sambo, kickboxing, taekwondo, krav maga, capoeira, kali, lethwei. Each discipline has a tree of techniques: strikes, takedowns, submissions, escapes, position transitions.

Log a sparring session and tag the techniques you drilled or hit. The tree fills in over time. See exactly where your training is concentrated and where you've gone weeks without touching a position.

The strength side gets the same treatment via exercise library + PR tracking per movement.

Versus Training Skill Tree library for Muay Thai: discipline selector at top (Muay Thai selected, Boxing, Jeet Kune Do) and a grid of category cards with percent confirmed per area: Stance & Footwork 80%, Kick 38%, Punch 88%, Elbow 15%, Knee 33%, Clinch 11%.
Versus Training Skill Tree node view for the Muay Thai Kick category: Beginner and Intermediate columns of technique nodes (Teep, Rear Teep, Low Kick, Inside Low Kick, Switch Kick, Head Kick Roundhouse, Spinning Back Kick, Push Kick Counter) with green checks for confirmed techniques and grey for untouched. Header shows 38 percent progress, 7 of 18 techniques confirmed.

Daily readiness

One number. Every morning.

Versus reads HRV, sleep, RHR, training load, and the prior 7 days from HealthKit. It compares against your 30-day rolling baseline and outputs a readiness score from 0 to 100.

The score isn't a vanity stat. Sensei uses it to decide what to recommend, Training Camp uses it to adjust the next block, Fight Week uses it to flag overreaching during the cut. You see it once each morning; the rest of the app silently uses it everywhere.

Free tier. Every user, every day.

Versus Training Daily Readiness home screen: score 69 marked Moderate, surrounded by three rings tracking Score, Load and ACWR, with the Speak Your Session prompt above and a 7-day trend at the bottom.

Training calendar

Your whole training year, on one page.

Month view or week view. Each day is a square; each session is a dot. Combat sessions are red, resistance is orange, endurance is blue, sport is purple, mobility is teal. Glance at a month and see whether you've been balanced or you've drifted toward one mode for three weeks straight.

Top of the page shows monthly totals (sessions, hours, current streak) and a stacked bar of where the hours went. Tap any day to drill into what you logged.

Free tier. Available the moment you finish your first session.

Versus Training History screen showing March 2026 month view: 44 sessions, 36.7 hours, 1 day streak, with a stacked modality bar (Endurance 19, Resistance 12, Combat 12, Mobility 1) and a calendar grid where each day shows colour-coded dots for the modalities trained. All / Resistance / Combat / Endurance filter chips at the bottom.

Training Camp

Periodisation that adapts to your readiness.

Set a goal date (fight, race, peak block) and a primary modality. Versus generates a 6-week periodisation with build, peak, and deload phases. Targets per modality per week: strength volume, combat sparring load, endurance HR time-in-zone.

As you train, the camp adapts. Two readiness scores under 60? Suggested deload moves earlier. Two PRs hit faster than projected? The peak block recalibrates.

Core tier.

Versus Training Summer Hypertrophy Block: Week 4 of 8 with 34 days left, ending Jun 29 2026. Mesocycle Wave bar chart shows three Medium build weeks (W1–W3), the current Deload week (W4) highlighted, and three Hard peak weeks (W5–W7). Below: Deload Week stats (9 sessions, 35% volume, target RPE 3–5) and a Week 4 reflection prompt.

AI Daily Stack

Sessions planned and prescribed each morning.

Every morning Versus assembles a session plan for the day. Modality, target intensity, target duration, target zones if endurance, target rounds if combat, target volume and movements if resistance. Grounded in your readiness score, your active Training Camp phase, your last 7 days of load, and your scheduled events (game, race, fight) if any.

Skip a recommended session and the next morning's stack adjusts. The plan is opinionated but never rigid.

Core tier.

Versus Training Today's Plan dashboard: Fight Camp April, Week 5 of 8. Three sessions queued: BJJ Morning Drill (fixed, 7:00 AM, 90 min, guard passing & sweeps), Upper Strength (AI, 12:00 PM, 60 min, chest/shoulders/triceps), Active Recovery (AI, 7:00 PM, 30 min, hip flexors & thoracic spine). Readiness callout explains the score adapts to load. Below: consistency tracker showing Day 1 of week with 0-week streak and 4-week consistency 0%, plus a 'Ready when you are' nudge with readiness 75.

AI Mobility Protocol

Post-session mobility, prescribed by AI.

Finish a session and Versus generates a mobility block tuned to what you just trained. Sparring six hard rounds? You get neck, hip, shoulder work weighted toward the positions you spent time in. Heavy lower-body day? Hip flexors, glutes, hamstrings, ankle work in priority order.

Movements pulled from the mobility library, prescribed in 8–12 minute blocks you can actually execute before bed.

Core tier.

Versus Training Log Mobility screen showing Sensei's Mobility Protocol: 10 positions across 15 minutes: diaphragmatic breathing, supine spinal twist (left/right), supine hamstring stretch (left/right), child's pose supported, neck release (right/left), wrist circles, ankle circles. Each row shows hold duration and a one-line cue. Complete Session button below.

Fight Week

Weight cut, hydration, weigh-in countdown.

Enter your fight date and target weight. Versus builds a daily plan for the week: water intake curve, sodium curve, sauna sessions, training taper, and the morning-of weigh-in protocol.

Log water and sauna time as you go. Sensei flags if your cut is on or off pace. The night before weigh-in, the protocol switches into the dehydration phase.

Core tier. Combat-discipline athletes only.

Versus Training Fight Week dashboard: D-4 countdown showing 4 days left to a BJJ sport competition, camp week 8 of 8. Today's Protocol card flags Moderate Rounds: pull back intensity, positional sparring only, no all-out rounds. Below: Opponent Scout shortcut and Weight Cut shortcut.

Vanity Vault

Body composition tracking that respects your privacy.

12 measurements: weight, chest, waist, hips, arms (R + L), thighs (R + L), calves (R + L), neck. Log every 2-4 weeks. See trend lines, not snapshots.

Optional progress photos stored privately. Elite-tier AI body-fat estimate analyzes the photo to return an estimated body-fat percentage, opt-in only.

3 check-ins free, unlimited on Core.

Versus Training Vanity Vault overview: weekly streak card (1 week, done this week), Body Comp bar showing 64.3 + 12.7 kg (Lean 83.5%, Fat 16.5%), and a Progress Gallery with Front, Side and Back tabs prompting the user to add their first photo.
Versus Training Vanity Vault scale + body metrics view: Scale Weight 77.0 kg, last change -1.0 kg, 3-month change -2.0 kg, with a 3-month trend line. Below: Body Metrics including Body Fat 16.5% (down 0.7%), Neck 39.0 cm with a small trend chart, and a Shoulders card prompting to add a check-in.

Gym Feed

Accountability with a small group, not a public feed.

Join a gym with a code (or create one). Members see opt-in workout posts from each other: sessions, PRs, captions, optional photo. Reactions, comments, leaderboards. Block + report controls on every post.

Sharing to feed is off by default. You opt in per workout. Your gym never sees your training unless you say so.

Free tier.

Versus Training Versus HQ gym feed: filter chips for All, Resistance, Combat and Endurance at the top, then a stream of opt-in session posts: 'You' shared a 55-minute Resistance pull day at RPE 6 with a flex reaction and a comment from Sarah Kim; Aria Johnson shared a 60-minute Muay Thai sparring round at RPE 9 in Z5 Max with fire, handshake and fist-bump reactions plus a comment from Tom N.; Sarah Kim shared a 52-minute Resistance push day PR.

Imports

Five years of history in one tap.

Strava, Hevy, Strong, Fitbod, Garmin. Import your full history as part of onboarding, or anytime from Settings. Your PRs travel with you. Your ACWR baseline starts from real data, not zero.

Free tier: we don't gate switching costs.

Versus Training Import Data screen: Apple Health card at the top (imports the last 2 years of workouts), Strength Apps section listing Hevy, Strong, Fitbod with Import CSV actions, Cardio Apps section listing Strava CSV and Garmin Connect, and a Maintenance section with Re-resolve Exercises to match unlinked imports to the exercise library.

Apple Watch

Native watchOS app, not a phone-screen mirror.

Combat round timer with rest intervals, sRPE prompt at session end, live HR throughout. Endurance lap splits + interval prompts. Sessions sync back to the phone via WatchConnectivity before you tap out.

Works standalone. Start a session from the watch without the phone nearby, sync when it reconnects.

Free tier.

Versus Training Apple Watch face showing today's readiness: three concentric rings in green, orange and blue around a centre score of 70, with the Versus name in the top right and a START prompt below.
Versus Training Apple Watch START menu listing endurance activity options: Run, Cycle, Row, each with a coloured icon, ready to launch a session standalone from the watch.

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