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TINUMO
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Adaptive training

Never Start Over.

TINUMO adapts your training to life's disruptions, so your progress can continue.

How it works

The real problem

Most plans assume a perfect week. Real life doesn't.

One disruption turns into two. The plan falls out of sync, motivation fades, and the cycle starts again from day one.

How it works

Plan. Train. Adapt.

  1. 01

    Plan

    Set your goal, the time you realistically have, and the equipment you can access. TINUMO builds a structured plan around it.

  2. 02

    Train

    Follow focused, guided sessions designed for the days you actually have — not an idealized calendar.

  3. 03

    Adapt

    Miss a day, lose a week, or change your schedule. TINUMO adjusts the plan forward instead of sending you back to the start.

Continuity, not resets

Built around what happens after the missed workout.

A typical static plan

  • Fixed calendar, regardless of your week
  • Missed sessions pile up as debt
  • Falling behind often means restarting

TINUMO's approach

  • Your plan responds to your actual schedule
  • Disruptions are absorbed and the plan moves forward
  • The goal is continuity — keep going from where you are

Product experience

Calm, focused, made for your phone.

TINUMO is designed mobile-first: clear sessions, a plan that updates itself, and no clutter between you and the next workout.

TINUMO Today screen showing Good evening, Athlete, a Momentum Score of 74 (Steady), session stats, a rest day, daily motivation and the bottom navigation
TINUMO product experience — illustrative marketing image.

Momentum Score

A way to see continuity, not perfection.

The Momentum Score is TINUMO's in-app metric for your training continuity. It's intended to reflect that showing up again matters — that one missed week isn't the end of your progress. Specifics of how it works will be shared closer to launch.

"The streak broke. The momentum didn't have to."

Adult training with a kettlebell at home in the evening

Who it's for

For people whose weeks don't repeat.

  • Busy adults balancing work and family
  • People with irregular or shifting schedules
  • Anyone who has restarted a program more than once
  • Those who travel or train wherever they can

Planned launch pricing

Simple pricing, two ways to pay.

These are planned prices for launch. Subscriptions are not available for purchase yet.

Monthly

$9.99/ month

Billed monthly.

Annual

Better value

$99.99/ year

  • About $8.33 per month, billed yearly.
  • Compared with $119.88 for twelve monthly payments — save $19.89 a year (about 17%).

About the 7-day free trial

Both plans are intended to include a 7-day free trial.

  • A valid payment method is required to start the trial.
  • You won't be charged a subscription fee during the 7-day trial.
  • Unless you cancel before the trial ends, your selected plan automatically begins billing.
  • Cancel before the trial ends to avoid the first subscription charge.

FAQ

Questions, answered honestly.

What is TINUMO?

TINUMO is a mobile-first adaptive fitness application. It is designed to adjust your training when life gets in the way, so you can continue rather than restart.

Is TINUMO available now?

TINUMO is preparing for its upcoming launch on the Apple App Store. We'll share availability and download information once the app is officially released.

How much does TINUMO cost?

TINUMO's planned launch pricing is $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year. The annual option saves $19.89 compared with twelve monthly payments. Both plans are expected to include a seven-day free trial requiring a payment method, with automatic billing unless canceled before the trial ends.

What is the Momentum Score?

It's the name of TINUMO's in-app metric for training continuity. Full details will be shared closer to launch.

Is TINUMO medical advice?

No. TINUMO is a fitness app, not a medical product. Talk to a qualified professional before starting a new program, especially if you have a health condition or injury.

Who makes TINUMO?

TINUMO is developed and owned by GRELMAR LLC.

Never Start Over.

Status

Early access is being prepared.

We aren't accepting sign-ups yet, and nothing is collected on this page. When early access opens, it will be announced here with clear details on how to join.

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