FAQ

Questions people ask before using Fitential.

A quick guide to what Fitential does, where it fits, and how to think about AI-powered form feedback.

Is Fitential only for beginners?

No. Fitential is useful for anyone who wants clearer feedback after a set, from people learning a movement to people refining consistency.

Does Fitential replace a personal trainer?

No. Fitential is a form feedback tool. It can help you understand a set, but it does not replace individualized coaching, medical advice, or programming from a qualified professional.

What exercises are supported?

Fitential supports the Fitential exercise selector: chest presses and flys, squats and lower-body machines, rows and pulldowns, shoulder presses and raises, curls, dips, push-ups, pull-ups, lunges, and deadlifts.

Do I need special equipment?

No. A clear workout clip from a phone is the intended starting point.

What feedback do I get?

You get a form quality score, movement breakdown, what looked strong, what needs attention, and one practical cue for the next set.