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What It Is

Saiyan Workout is a fitness subscription app launched by The Saiyan Kiwi and owned by the Spanish company LUCIA AGUADO CUEVAS S.L. It supports subscriptions via iPhone, Android, and the web. Its core positioning is not as a general-purpose AI tool, but as a “personal trainer in your pocket”: after users choose their training goals, experience level, and training location, the app provides a workout calendar, exercise videos, sets and reps, nutrition guides, and progress tracking.

Core Capabilities

Based on the extracted text, the platform emphasizes “science-based” training content, continuous tracking of research, and updates to workouts and exercises. It also reduces the need for users to find plans on the fly through an automated calendar. It supports both home and gym training scenarios and is suitable for all genders. The six-month plan may also include access to Kame House, a private Discord community for sharing challenges, recipes, tips, and training results. It is worth noting that the main text does not mention AI, machine learning, or large language model capabilities, so its personalization appears to be more of a rule-based/content-driven training plan rather than an AI-generated program.

Pricing

Subscriptions are available monthly or every six months: the monthly plan costs €19.95/month; the six-month plan costs €65.70/6 months, about €0.36/day, and includes a 7-day free trial. All plans include training guides, nutrition guides, an automated calendar, and individual workouts. Payment is supported by credit card, debit card, PayPal, and subscriptions through the Apple Store or Google Play Store. Refunds are generally not provided, and after cancellation, access remains available until the end of the paid billing period.

Pros and Cons

The advantages are a clear training path and good suitability for users who want to follow a structured routine consistently: daily workout schedules, video exercise instruction, progress notes, and community motivation help reduce confusion for beginners around exercise selection and plan arrangement. The drawbacks are that Chinese language support, APIs, or third-party integrations are not disclosed, and no AI capabilities are publicly stated. The health content is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice, while training results may also vary depending on individual differences.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is better suited to users who can read Spanish, want to follow a systematic home or gym training program, and need nutrition guidance plus community support. Users expecting a Chinese interface, AI personal trainer conversations, or medically personalized programs should proceed with caution. Access from mainland China is not stated in the source text, and availability in the iOS/Android app stores has not been verified, so it is considered unknown.