Setpoint

Most fitness templates sell a video library. Setpoint sells a program: every session is written out set by set, and the member area logs what was actually done against what was prescribed.

Built for the solo coach who writes the programming — one voice, one method, six programs and a membership — not a marketplace of instructors.

What is in it

• 58 pages, three breakpoints each. Store, member area, coach view, legal, 404, and a Setup page that documents every wire-up honestly. • Ten CMS collections, 111 seeded items. Programs, Sessions, Exercises, Equipment, Plans, Coaches, Results, Reviews, FAQs, Journal — all real content, no lorem. • The session logger. Set Grid renders the prescription from the CMS and records actual load, reps and RPE per set, with a week strip, deload weeks and a summary. • A program quiz that routes to the right block from five questions. • Commerce flow end to end: program page, cart, checkout, order success, account, orders, subscription, drip release. • Coach screens: client list, single client, compliance at a glance. • Seventeen code components, every control grouped and labelled, no external dependencies. • Apple Fitness+ motion grammar: one duration ladder, one easing curve, pinned scroll scene, reduced-motion respected throughout. • Per-page SEO on all 58 pages, CMS-bound titles and social images on the six templates.

Limitations

Checkout is demo mode — local storage, not real payments. Connect your own store before selling. The member area is navigation-gated only — no auth until you install one. Progress and cart live in the browser, per device. Media is AI-generated for the demo; replace it with your own gym, coach and members.