Training
Nine sports, each with its own periodization engine.
- Plan per sport
- Sets, load and RPE
- E1RM and records
- Coach's plan
- Routine library
Capabilities
See how training, data and follow-up connect.
Explore the athlete's and the professional's tools on the same map. Contract and consent define which data can flow between the two.
The center
What the app knows about you
Everything else is born here: a profile the app knows. There are six entries, and you choose which to use. Log by hand, import from the watch or let the phone record.
- Anamnesisgoal, routine and restrictions
- WatchStrava, Garmin and Apple Health
- GPSrun recorded by the phone
- Photo and voiceplate, barcode, dictation
- Bodymeasurement, photo and bioimpedance
- Check-insleep, mood and daily habit
Athlete
What you operate in the app
Nutrition
Macros that follow the real load of the session.
- Meal plan of the day
- Diary by photo or voice
- TACO database from Brazil
- Import plan from PDF
- Equivalences and swaps
- Supplements and water
Kitchen and pantry
Recipe and shopping list from what you already have at home.
- Pantry
- Recipes from what you have
- Shopping list
- Week's meal prep
Body and evolution
Fitness, fatigue and form in a single chart.
- Fitness and fatigue
- Composition from photo
- Auditable measurements
- Body history
Coach in the chat
The answer already knows the workout you just did.
- Questions about you
- Coach per sport
- Session readout
- Photo and audio in chat
- Plan review
- Adjustment that applies
Community
Posts with real session data, and a ranking that comes from training.
- Feed and profile
- Challenges and ranking
- Achievements and streak
- Training partners
- Voice conversation
Races and schedule
The season organized around the race that matters.
- Plan calendar
- Races and events
- Travel and vacation
- Periodicity
Reports and connections
The whole month read at once, and the data going back and forth.
- Week and month
- Retrospective
- Connect devices
- Export your data
Reach
Sports with a plan and connected services
Each sport has its own engine; it is not the same plan under another name. And the athlete's data comes in and out through integrations they turn on and off whenever they want.
Plans for these sports
- Running
- Strength training
- Cycling
- Swimming
- Triathlon
- Duathlon
- CrossFit
- Hyrox
- Functional training
- Combat sports
Integrations
- Strava
- Garmin
- Apple Health
- Google Fit
- Fitdays (scale)
- Hevy (via Strava)
- TACO database
- Open Food Facts
Contract and consent
What crosses between athlete and professional
The professional does not see the athlete's history for being a professional. They see what the contract defined and what the athlete consented to, and the athlete can revoke it.
- Marketplacethe athlete finds and hires
- Contract per sportscope of what was hired
- LGPD consentthe athlete grants and revokes
- Access trailwho saw what, and when
- Direct invitethe professional brings the athlete
- Reviewthe athlete rates who follows them
Professional
Tools to follow people
Athlete roster
The athlete's whole context in one screen.
- List and groups
- Full context
- Athlete anamnesis
- Timeline
Prescription
The same deterministic engine that runs in the athlete's app.
- Strength and running
- Triathlon and Hyrox
- Diet and recipe
- Week grid
- Ready templates
Follow-up
What went off track reaches you, without you going after it.
- Alerts and adherence
- Review queue
- Clinical notes
- Movement assessment
- Prescribed vs executed
- Chat with the athlete
Team and governance
The company, its professionals and who sees what.
- Professionals
- Permission by role
- Invites
- Two pros on the same athlete
- Technical lead
Acquisition
Show up for who is searching, and prove results with data.
- Published profile
- Prospects
- Sent plans
- Testimonials
Operation readout
Ask about your base the same way the athlete asks about themselves.
- Operation dashboard
- Base assistant
- Consulting room
- Team events
Who follows the athlete
A company with a team manages the professionals who work in it, with role-based permission and a technical lead. A solo professional works alone, with the same prescription tools.
Artificial intelligence
Where AI acts, and where it does not
AI reads what is ambiguous: photo, audio, loose text, the dietitian's PDF. What builds the plan is a deterministic engine, with no generative model in the path, and that is a design decision: training and food prescription must return the same result every time.
Training
- Coach's plan
Nutrition
- Diary by photo or voice
- Import plan from PDF
Kitchen and pantry
- Recipes from what you have
Body and evolution
- Composition from photo
Coach in the chat
- Questions about you
- Coach per sport
- Session readout
- Photo and audio in chat
- Plan review
- Adjustment that applies
Community
- Voice conversation
Operation readout
- Base assistant
Limits
What Darwin does not do
- The individualized meal plan is the dietitian's exclusive act (Brazilian law 8.234/91). Darwin describes your state and suggests paths; the professional prescribes.
- There is no financial control, invoices or recurring billing for a running club or gym. Hiring starts in the professionals showcase and payment is arranged directly with each professional.
- There is no turnstile, membership or gym access control. Operations stay in the management software you already use.
- Body composition estimated from a photo is complementary data, not a substitute for an exam.
- The professional sees only what was hired, with the athlete's consent, and the athlete can revoke it.
Direct answers
Questions about the capabilities
Mapa e permissões
Capacidades, contrato e consentimento.
What does the capabilities map show?
The map organizes the data sources, the athlete's tools, contract and consent, and the modules a professional or a company operates. Each item corresponds to a screen or capability described in the sections of this page.
Why do contract and consent appear as a whole ring?
Because everything crosses through there. The professional does not see the athlete's history for being a professional: they see what the contract defined and what the athlete consented to. The athlete sees the trail of who accessed what, and can revoke it.
Atletas e profissionais
Como cada perfil usa o Darwin.
Does the professional layer serve a company or a solo professional?
Both, and the difference is in the outer ring. Running clubs and gyms are companies with a team: they manage the professionals who work in them, with role-based permission and a technical lead. An independent coach and a dietitian work as solo professionals, with no team behind them.
Does the athlete need a professional to use Darwin?
No. The whole inner ring works on its own: plan, nutrition, body, coach in the chat and community. The professional comes in when the athlete wants, through the professionals showcase or a direct invite.