Feature
Fitness that fits how you move
Diorama remembers the abilities, limitations, equipment, and preferences you choose to share. Ray uses relevant saved context when proposing structured sessions, including strength, alongside recent training and recovery. You review changes before they enter your plan.
Why it matters
Your movement options and the equipment you use matter beyond a single conversation. A seated strength session needs different exercise choices; a wheelchair-racing interval may need pushes or duration rather than steps. Diorama carries your context into planning and keeps the activity’s real identity in tracking.
How Diorama uses this
Tell Ray what matters, such as “I need seated strength options” or “I only have resistance bands at home.” Review what it remembers, then ask for a session. Ray includes relevant saved context when generating the proposal. Review the exercises, equipment, targets, and explanation before adding it to your plan. You can review, edit, or remove saved facts whenever you need to.
Saved movement needs and today’s recovery describe different things. Ask Ray to adjust a session for a shorter night or less available time while keeping your saved abilities and equipment in view. You can change or remove what it remembers, and you choose whether to accept the proposed session.
Limitations
Ray uses the details you share. A sport or disability label does not establish your movement options, transfers, or equipment: add those details when they matter. Review proposed exercises and targets before saving. Planning guidance is not medical advice or a guarantee that every exercise is appropriate for you. Profile facts stay on your device; relevant context accompanies cloud AI requests and is excluded from routine behavioral analytics.
Diorama
Put the week in context.
Diorama uses training, recovery, and health context to help you choose what comes next.