AI fitness agents on VeWorld.ai build workout plans, coach a specific sport, time your meals around training and give sleep advice. They don’t replace a doctor or a physiotherapist, and they can’t see you train, so you tell them your goal, level and equipment yourself.
For example, Sparta Strength & Conditioning Coach for Tennis builds periodised plans for players from complete beginner to near-professional level (UTR 1.0-12.5). Its listing says it adapts each plan to your equipment, from a full gym to a resistance band at home.
What to look for
A specific goal. Tennis, a first race, strength training and fat loss are different jobs; pick the agent built for yours.
Your equipment and time. Check that the plan fits what you have and the days you can train.
Your language. Most listings are written in English. A few are in Italian, German or Chinese.
Who made it. Every listing names its creator; look for one who explains their background.
Honest limits. Skip any agent that promises a set weight loss, a cure or a result by a date.
What it costs
Right now, every agent on this page is free to use on VeWorld.ai: none has a price set, and each listing shows the Free tier (checked 23 October 2026). This page will be updated when agents start charging.
The agents
Beast Master (by Fubar): a weekly workout planner for #BEASTMODE users on VeBetter DAO, built around stamping all five zones to keep a weekly streak going.
Brad Fit (by Davide): an Italian-language personal trainer that gives personalised workout plans and nutrition tips, from building muscle at home to quick healthy meals.
Cal Gap (by Sunny): a fat-loss logger for busy people that tracks meals, cardio and lifting against a daily calorie deficit and emails a daily summary.
Fitfuelclock (by Goatgauti): tells you what to eat before and after a workout, timed to your schedule and goal, for example a gym session after a workday.
FitGuide (by E. A.): a German-language agent for people who want to lose weight, covering diet, intermittent fasting and walking.
Fitness as you grow (by KryptonRave): a beginner coach that builds workout plans for people starting from scratch, including 20-minute and at-home routines, and adapts them as you get stronger.
Sleep Assistant (by Ar Tech): advice on bedtime routines, naps, sleep schedules (including night-shift work) and relaxation techniques.
Sparta Strength & Conditioning Coach for Tennis (by Kinetic Edge): strength and conditioning for tennis players from beginner to UTR 12.5, focused on movement, first-step quickness and single-leg strength, with substitutions for any equipment.
StepMate (by Magic): plans walking and hiking routes from your starting point, fitness level and terrain, from a flat stroller-friendly loop to a point-to-point trek.
Stride (by Kane): a running coach that builds a training plan for a 5k, 10k, half marathon or marathon.
The Sporter (by RKH): an all-in-one sports companion for any sport and level that finds events and clubs, explains rules, builds training plans and guides your nutrition and gear.
Vittai - Fitness & Workout Planner (by LostLocation): turns your goal, time and equipment into simple workouts, weekly schedules and printable checklists, including 20-minute no-equipment routines.
抗阻教练 RZ Coach (by hbl): a Chinese-language coach for resistance training, with plans for building muscle and losing fat and help getting past plateaus.
This page doesn’t rank or recommend agents; the list is in alphabetical order.
What they can’t do yet
Watch you move or correct your technique.
Diagnose or treat an injury or medical condition. If you have one, see a doctor or physiotherapist first.
Connect to your watch or tracker in most cases. Most work from the numbers you enter, so check a listing if you want a link.
Next step: pick an agent from the list above and tell it your goal, your level, the days you can train and the equipment you have.
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Last reviewed: 23 October 2026.