Coming soon to iPhone

Strength training that listens to how you feel today.

A 30-second daily check-in for sleep, energy, aches and hot flashes. Then a strength workout that adapts: harder on good days, gentler on hard ones. Built for women 40+ in perimenopause.

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๐ŸŽ Founding members: 50% off your first year

Your body changed. Your workout didn't.

Most fitness plans assume you feel the same every day. In perimenopause, you don't. Bad sleep, achy joints and low-energy days make a fixed plan feel like failure, so you stop.

1

Check in

Five one-tap questions, under 30 seconds: sleep, energy, aches, hot flashes, mood.

2

Get today's plan

Your answers set today's session: full strength, a lighter version or a gentle reset.

3

See the pattern

Over the weeks, see how training, sleep and symptoms connect, in one simple calendar.

Three kinds of days. One plan that bends.

You never "fall off the plan." Every day has a version that fits.

Green day

30โ€“40 min

Full session, and you progress: one more rep or a little more weight.

Amber day

20โ€“25 min

Same exercises, one set fewer, same weights, longer rest.

Red day

10โ€“15 min

Mobility, a walk and breathing. It still counts, and your streak stays alive.

Showing up on a hard day is the training.

What you'll get

โœ“A 12-week strength programme for home: dumbbells and a band
โœ“Workouts that adapt every day to your check-in
โœ“Pelvic-floor-friendly options, whenever you need them
โœ“Video demos, timers and simple weight logging
โœ“A symptom and training calendar to spot your patterns
โœ“Programme reviewed by a qualified trainer and physio

Questions

Who is FabYou for?

Women 40+ who want to get stronger while going through the changes of perimenopause, including mums who are getting back into training.

I've never lifted weights. Is that OK?

Yes. The first four weeks focus on form and foundations, starting with bodyweight and light dumbbells.

What equipment do I need?

A pair of dumbbells and a resistance band. A gym version is planned for later.

Is this medical advice?

No. FabYou is a fitness app that helps you train around how you feel. It doesn't diagnose or treat anything. Talk to your doctor about your symptoms, especially before starting a new exercise programme.

When does it launch, and what will it cost?

We're launching on iPhone first. Waitlist members hear first and get 50% off their first year as founding members.

Be one of the first to get stronger with FabYou.

Join the waitlist and get 50% off your first year.

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