The document outlines a completed yet unpublished coach-to-athlete training platform, consisting of two native applications and an API, which enables coaches to effectively manage and assign exercise routines to athletes. Developed over the course of a year, this platform is priced based on replacement cost due to its lack of existing revenue, suggesting rebuilding it could cost between $50,000–$80,000. The app facilitates coaches in constructing exercise libraries, assembling routines, and scheduling them onto athletes’ calendars. Athletes are invited to join by accepting a request and can manage their exercise routines, report pain, and communicate with coaches in real-time. Monetization is structured through subscription plans for coaches, ranging from $19 to $79 monthly, with functionalities like real-time messaging and in-app transactions through major app stores. Comparatively, similar platforms charge between $19 and $329 monthly, potentially with fewer included features. Utilizing technologies such as React Native, NestJS, and MongoDB, the platform supports four languages, including full right-to-left text alignment for languages such as Arabic. Purchasing the platform includes receiving all related repositories, an operational email, a comprehensive setup manual, and a multilingual privacy policy. Buyers need to create their own store accounts and manage hosting arrangements at minimal costs. Post-sale support involves defect fixes for 90 days and guidance for going live, while new features and changes are quoted separately. The seller, now focused on AI engineering, desires to see the platform launched by someone who can leverage its potential.