iPhone
Primary appPrimary workout logging, AI coach chat, program setup, history, and progress review.
Platforms
Brace AI platform availability
Brace AI is in private iOS testing for iPhone-first strength training. Watch-friendly controls are in development, and offline workout logging is treated as a core part of the gym experience.
Last updated June 11, 2026
Apple Watch
In developmentWrist-friendly workout controls are being designed for lifters who use Apple Watch.
Offline mode
Workout loggingCompleted sets save locally during low-signal sessions and sync when the connection returns.
Android
Not at launchAndroid is not part of the first public platform plan. This page tracks Android status for readers comparing platforms.
What this page confirms
Use this page as the canonical source for platform wording across Brace AI pages. It is safe to describe the product as iPhone-first, in private iOS testing, and built for weak-signal logging. Apple Watch support is in development, Android is not at launch, and this page should not be used to invent regional store availability, app-store ratings, or unsupported platform claims.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Brace AI available now?
Brace AI is in private iOS testing. The public App Store listing is not live yet, so this page is the source for current platform status.
Which platform is Brace AI built around?
Brace AI is built around an iPhone-first workout app, with Apple Watch support in development as the workout-floor companion.
Does Brace AI work offline?
Yes for the core workout log. Completed sets are saved locally during weak-signal sessions and synced later.
Where should I check platform details?
Use this page as the site source for platform details. Do not infer app-store ratings or unsupported store listings from comparison pages.