For people who train on their own

Train with a plan.
Build on each cycle.

Clearset brings four-week training plans, workout logging and nutrition targets together—then helps you review the week and shape your next cycle.

Research-informed training. Calculated nutrition targets. AI meal ideas, estimates and insights.

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Clearset Home · daily workout, nutrition summary, and weekly progress.

A connected training cycle

Plan your training. Log workouts and meals. Review your week and shape your next cycle.

A closer look

Explore how Clearset works.

Training, nutrition and progress—plus the method behind the plan.

A four-week rhythm

Four phases. One training cycle.

Clearset’s cycle moves through Foundation, Progression, Intensification and Deload. Each phase sets different training demands and gives you a point to review the plan.

01Week one

Foundation

Establish your baseline.

02Week two

Progression

Build on the foundation.

03Week three

Intensification

Raise effort and adjust volume.

04Week four

Deload

Lower training demand.

At cycle end, review your next plan. Eligible compound lifts can carry forward for consistent strength tracking. Supporting exercises rotate when suitable alternatives are available, adding variety to the cycle.How workouts progress

How the plan is built

ACSM and NSCA guidance inform the training structure. Nutrition targets use defined calculations. AI helps estimate and refine meals, suggest ideas around your targets and surface patterns in your food log—you review the results.

See the method and sources

A few clear answers

Questions about Clearset?

Get clear answers about the training cycle, nutrition features and weekly reviews.

What do I need to set up my training plan?
Choose your goal, experience level, training days, session length and available equipment, and note any injury limitations. Clearset uses those settings to shape your schedule and exercise selection. See how workout planning works.
Can I edit workouts during a cycle?
Yes. Move a workout to another day or swap a movement when you need to. At cycle end, review the new plan and adjust your goal, experience, training days, session length, equipment and injury settings before starting it. Explore workouts.
What happens in a weekly review?
Review completed sessions, training time, sets and cardio, daily nutrition averages and your weight trend. Then read Coach’s Assessment and choose whether to continue to the next phase or repeat the week. Explore Progress.
What changes after a four-week cycle?
Review your setup and preview the next cycle. Primary compound lifts may carry forward for comparable tracking; supporting exercises rotate when suitable alternatives exist. You can adjust your goal, experience, schedule, session length, equipment and injury settings. See how the next cycle is built.
Why does Clearset use four-week cycles?
Periodized training organizes work into planned phases, with changes in emphasis over time. Clearset uses a four-week rhythm—Foundation, Progression, Intensification and Deload—to make that structure clear, give you a consistent review point and guide your next plan. See the evidence behind the design.
What does Clearset use AI for?
Clearset uses AI to estimate and refine meals, suggest meal ideas around your remaining targets, and analyze patterns in your food log. You review meal estimates before saving. Workout plans and core nutrition targets follow defined rules. Explore nutrition and AI.

From the session to the next cycle

Make the plan yours. Keep the bigger picture.

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