A website for your training business, built from a description
Say how you train, where and how a new client gets started. A first page comes back in your own words, ready for you to adjust.
- Cost
- Free to build, keep and put live
- Account
- See your page before you sign up
Change the words in brackets, then press Enter.

What a personal trainer page starts with
The example above was built from one sentence. Its headline came out as "Personal training in Toronto", followed by these sections:
- Training Options
- How to get started
- Get in touch
The sentence it was built from: "A personal trainer in Toronto: one-to-one sessions in a private studio, online coaching and a free first session."
What to tell it
- How you train: one-to-one, small groups, online coaching.
- Where: your studio, a gym, parks, video calls.
- Who you help: beginners, runners, people coming back from injury.
- How to start: a free first session, a call, a message.
Change it by saying it
Each of these is one message, and the page changes in place:
- "Add that the first session is free"
- "Make the page feel more energetic"
- "Put online coaching above studio sessions"
How it works
1. Describe your training business in a sentence or two, or paste the website you have now. 2. See a first page, written from what you said. 3. Ask for changes in plain words. Keep it and put it live at a Klarhimmel address, free.
Questions
Is it better than only having Instagram? Instagram is where people see you. A page is where you put the plain facts: what you offer, what it costs, how to start. The page will not bring in followers or search visitors on its own. You can show studio and online coaching on it; ask for "a section about online coaching".
Can clients book a session on the page? The page tells them how to get started with you, by message, phone or the booking app you use. It does not take bookings itself.
What does it cost? Free to build, change, keep and put live at a Klarhimmel address. No card, no sign-up to try.
Will it write things about me I never said? It writes from what you said and leaves out what you did not, for example opening hours. Read it through and correct anything in plain words before you put it live.
Can I use my own domain? Not yet. A kept page lives at a Klarhimmel address; your own domain comes with the Starter plan when it opens.
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