Meet cued.
made for your college life.
Your personal fitness coach — no app, just texts
Your cue to lock in.
hey 👋 i'm cued. the personal fitness coach for college students
food log, workout tracker, wearables, class schedule, i handle it all. all in your messages.
ready to make fitness easy?
meet cued, the coach that lives in your texts . it knows your classes 
, and replaces your lift 
and meal 
apps. nothing to download. your cue to lock in.
i know your week
i know your week
gym's dead right now and you're out of class till 3. quick upper push? in and out before the rush 💪
also saw the ochem midterm on your calendar tues — moving leg day to wednesday.
you've got class 2–5 wednesday. when do you want it?
locked. 5:30 it is 👍
i log your sets
i log your sets
push day. 4 sets bench, then the usual. tap as you go — text me if a set goes different.
190 x4
swapped it in. and 190 × 4 is a PR 🎉 last time was 185 × 3.
push · wed · 48 min
bench press — 185×5 · 185×5 · 190×4 · 185×5
incline db press — 65×10 · 65×9 · 65×8
cable fly — 30×12 · 30×12 · 30×11
tricep pushdown — 50×12 · 50×12 · 50×10
9,240 lb total · 1 PR
three taps and one text. that's the whole log — no app opened.
i know what's for dinner
i know what's for dinner
what's good at crossroads rn
chimichurri tri-tip tonight. grab the roasted sweet potatoes, pile on the veg — that's ~45g protein, you're at 80 for the day
logged. you went heavy on the steak — closer to 55. nice
i remember
and i read your watch
i remember
how'd the ochem midterm go
brutal but done
how'd my week go
solid week considering. you're back on normal sched now — pull day tonight, the one we pushed.
and i read your watch
your watch says you slept 4 hours 💀 not the day for heavy squats. moved leg day to thursday — tonight: walk, protein, early bed
no watch? just text me "slept like garbage" and i'll do the same thing. apple watch, whoop, oura, garmin — great if you have one, never required
it stays between us
it stays between us
wait who else sees all this
nobody. it's used to coach you, that's it — no ads, nothing sold, nobody but the services literally running me.
and if you ever want out, text "delete me" and it's gone within 30 days.
ok good
your cue to lock in.
nothing to open. ready when you are.
What cued is
Cued is an AI fitness coach for college students that lives in your texts. There is no app to download: you text a number on iMessage or SMS, and the coach builds your workouts, suggests meals, and checks in with you around your actual schedule. It logs what you lift and eat from your messages, adapts your plan week to week, and keeps you accountable the way a friend who lifts would.
Everything it knows comes from you, and from the accounts you choose to connect. Each connection is optional, read-only unless stated, and can be disconnected at any time by texting the coach. Here is exactly what Cued does with each one:
- Google Calendar. Cued reads your upcoming events (the next 60 days) so it can schedule workouts in free windows, avoid texting you during class, and plan meals and check-ins around deadlines. If you ask it to put a training block on your calendar, it creates that one event. It never edits or deletes events you made.
- bCourses / Canvas. Paste your calendar feed link and Cued tracks assignment due dates and exam times so training eases up around them.
- Fitbit or Pixel Watch, through Google Health. Cued reads daily sleep, steps, active minutes, resting heart rate and weight so it can go lighter after a short night and keep your weight trend current. No watch? It works without one.
Your data is used only to coach you. It is never sold or used for advertising. Details, including how we handle Google user data, are in the privacy policy.
FAQs
The stuff people ask before they sign up.
Is this an app?
no. it's a number. you text it like you text anyone. on imessage, your workout card runs on a small imessage extension — the same kind of thing as gamepigeon. one tap adds it, nothing goes on your home screen, and you never leave messages. skip it and you can still text your sets.
How much does it cost?
Free during the open beta. When we move out of beta, early users will get founding-member pricing locked in — details to come.
What data does Cued use?
Only what you connect and what you tell it: your Google Calendar or bCourses feed (for scheduling around classes and deadlines), your Fitbit or Pixel Watch through Google Health (sleep, steps, heart rate, weight), and the goals and preferences you share over text. Nothing more, nothing sold. See the privacy policy for exactly how each is used.
Do I need a wearable?
Nope. Cued works without one — you just tell it how you slept, how you're feeling, and what's coming up, and it builds your week from there. If you have a Fitbit or Pixel Watch, connecting it through Google Health lets Cued read your sleep, steps and heart rate passively so you don't have to report in every morning. Apple Watch, Whoop, Oura, Garmin and Strava are on the way. Better with one, totally usable without.
How does the wearable connect?
Ask the coach and it texts you a one-time Google sign-in link; you pick the account your Fitbit or Pixel Watch syncs to and approve read access. Takes about 30 seconds. After that, Cued reads passively — you don't have to do anything. Text "disconnect my fitbit" to turn it off.
Is this actually a coach or just a chatbot?
Cued is an AI built around real coaching principles — progressive overload, recovery-aware programming, autoregulation. It's not a generic chatbot; every plan is personalized to your data and revised continuously.
What about privacy?
Your conversations and health data are encrypted in transit and at rest. We never sell data; only the providers that run the service (message delivery, AI, hosting) process it, and only for that. You can delete everything any time by texting "delete me".
Can I cancel any time?
Reply "stop" and Cued stops texting immediately. No retention dance, no exit survey. Come back whenever.
Who is Cued for?
We built Cued for college students — that's the rhythm we know. Class schedules that shift every semester, dorm gyms and the RSF, dining hall food, weeks where midterms eat your sleep. If that sounds familiar, you're who we built this for. (Post-grads and anyone juggling a busy life are welcome too — the patterns hold.)
Who's behind Cued?
A Berkeley student who got tired of switching between four apps just to keep a workout streak going. Still a student; still figuring it out alongside you.