Feature
Fitness that fits how you move
Capability-aware fitness lets Diorama adapt to the body, activities, and goals you describe. It starts with sensible defaults and does not require a disability questionnaire or long intake. You might train in a racing chair, need seated strength options, use exercise to protect your mobility, or take medication that lowers heart-rate readings. Diorama saves the context you choose to share and uses it across the app.
Why it matters
Steps do not describe every kind of movement, and heart rate does not describe every kind of effort. A racing-chair interval or seated strength session can be demanding even when the step count is low. An older adult working on mobility may care more about consistency and completion than pace. Diorama keeps the activity's real identity, uses the movement metrics that apply, and carries the context you provide into future coaching.
How Diorama uses this
Tell Ray something durable about how your fitness works, such as "I race in a chair," "I need seated strength options," or "my heart rate reads low because of my medication." Diorama saves it as part of your profile. That context can shape your daily movement view, workout analysis, weekly review, readiness, and future coaching replies. Your workouts keep their real Apple Health type and icon, while movement can be measured in pushes, wheelchair distance, active minutes, duration, or other applicable metrics. You can also give a workout your own label while keeping the underlying activity type. You can review, edit, or remove everything Diorama remembers about you at any time.
Under the hood, the things you teach Diorama become durable, typed profile facts. A small set of "always-required" facts, such as racing-chair use, an explicit movement limitation, or a preferred movement metric, are packaged into a protected block of context that is attached to every coaching request the app makes (chat, post-workout notes, readiness, weekly review, and workout personalization). Because that block is protected, it is never dropped to save space, which is why the coach stays consistent instead of "forgetting" between conversations. Ordinary preferences and equipment are remembered too, but retrieved when a task needs them rather than riding along on every request. Activity identity always comes from the standard Apple Health workout type, so analysis stays accurate even when you add a personal label on top.
Limitations
Diorama uses the facts you provide. Saying that you use a racing chair can change language and movement metrics, but it does not imply anything about transfers, floor work, or other capabilities. You can add those details separately when they matter. The current feature supports tracking and coaching context. Generated workouts do not yet apply every stated constraint automatically. Profile facts live on your device and are excluded from routine behavioral analytics.
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