Bravel
About Bravel

Built for people who actually show up.

Bravel is one app for training, nutrition and everything you track in between — with an AI coach that reads what you actually did, not what you planned to do.

Who's building it

Two friends who have been building Bravel for over a year — no agency, no outsourced team. If you email us, one of these two answers.

  • Eugene PohorilkoCEO & co-founder
    LinkedIn
  • Oleksandr GusakovCTO & co-founder
    LinkedIn

How it started

Both of us went back to the gym and hired coaches. Both coaches ran everything out of a spreadsheet — sets and reps in one tab, food in another, and whatever the watch recorded living somewhere else entirely. We write software for a living, and watching a training plan get managed in a Google Sheet was hard to sit with.

So we went looking for the app that ties it together: training, nutrition and daily activity in one place, actually talking to each other. The ones that came close wanted serious money. The ones we could afford did one thing thinly and left the rest to us. Nothing did the whole job, and nothing did it well.

So we started building it ourselves. That was over a year ago, and we're still at it — two friends, no agency, no outsourced team.

Why we're building it

It turned out not to be just us. Anyone training seriously ends up running five apps at once: one for the gym, one for macros, one for runs, one to read the watch, and one selling a coaching plan. None of them talk to each other. You log the same session twice, your calorie target ignores the workout you just finished, and the plan stays identical no matter what you actually lifted.

Bravel collapses that stack into one place where the parts know about each other. The nutrition target moves when the training does. The program adjusts to the set you just logged. One subscription instead of five, and one timeline instead of five histories you can never line up.

What we believe

Consistency beats intensity

A plan you follow for a year beats a perfect one you quit in three weeks. Every decision gets judged on whether it gets you to the next session.

One source of truth

Training, food, steps and sleep in a single timeline. If two numbers disagree, that's the app's problem to fix, not yours to reconcile.

Coaching reacts to what happened

Auto-progression reads your logged sets. Miss a Tuesday and the next session adapts on its own — no rebuilding the week by hand.

Your history is yours

Cancel whenever you want and keep your data. Leaving shouldn't cost you years of logs.

Where we are right now

Bravel hasn't launched yet. The app is in the hands of a small group of beta testers who train seriously and tell us when something is wrong. The waitlist is open — join it and you'll get a download link the day it ships, and nothing else in between.

Talk to us

Real inboxes, read by the people building the app.

Be first in line.

One email when we launch. That's the whole deal.

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