Do I need a gym?
No. HybridBuild only programmes movements you can do with the equipment you told it you own — from a single kettlebell up to a full gym. If you have nothing at all, it writes a bodyweight and running plan.
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No. HybridBuild only programmes movements you can do with the equipment you told it you own — from a single kettlebell up to a full gym. If you have nothing at all, it writes a bodyweight and running plan.
One questionnaire: your equipment, any injuries, your race date if you have one, how many sessions a week you want and how long each should be. Your first weeks are written straight after.
No. A race date shapes how the plan builds toward it, but without one you get an open-ended plan that keeps progressing.
You enter an inventory rather than a guess at your maximum: how many barbells and what each weighs, how many plates of each size, how many loadable handles. Loads are derived from that, so a session never asks for a weight you cannot physically build — no 15kg prescription when your lightest bar weighs 20kg empty.
Rowing and ski ergs, assault and spin bikes, barbells and plates, loadable dumbbell handles, fixed dumbbells, kettlebells, sandbags, wall balls, a box, a sled, a bench, battle ropes, a pull-up bar and a jump rope. Any combination, including none.
Yes, in settings. You choose whether the change applies from today, from next week, or triggers a full rebuild of the plan.
Yes. Each new week is written from the previous week's logged sets, weights and effort ratings, rather than following a fixed template. Train harder and it moves; have a rough week and it accounts for that too.
Every exercise can be swapped for an alternative that uses your gear. You choose whether the swap applies to that session only or to the rest of the plan.
Injuries are part of the questionnaire and change which movements appear in your plan. It isn't medical advice — if something hurts, see a professional.
No. Sessions are coached by audio: the next movement, your timing and your rest are spoken as you go, so the phone can stay in your pocket.
Running is part of the main plan. There's also an optional running add-on if you want structured runs alongside your sessions.
Yes. A companion watch app streams heart rate and calories to your phone live during the session, and saves the workout to Apple Health so it counts toward your rings.
Yes. On Android, heart rate and calories come from Health Connect.
It stays in your account. Heart rate, calories, weights lifted, effort ratings, injuries and questionnaire answers are never sent to an analytics or advertising provider. Product analytics are limited to which screens are opened and which features are used. The privacy policy spells it out.
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