About Ray.
Ray is an AI personal trainer for iPhone who listens, learns, and adapts to your body, your energy, and your life.
What Ray does.
Ray coaches you out loud through every workout and changes the session as you go. Tired, sore, short on time? Tell Ray, and the workout changes with you.
Ray plans your week around your schedule, your recovery, and anything your phone or watch logs to Apple Health. And Ray remembers your injuries, what worked, and what you said last week. The longer you train, the better Ray knows you.
Who Ray is for.
Ray is for adults 35+ and up who know exercise matters but struggle to stay consistent. You don’t need experience or a plan. Ray tells you exactly what to do in every session, and learns more about you as you go. Workouts run from 20 minutes to an hour, and Ray works around injuries, travel, and busy weeks.
You don’t need any equipment to start. Ray trains you with just your body, a pair of dumbbells, or a full gym. Whether you’re at home, at the gym, or in a hotel, tell Ray what you have and the session is built around it.
What Ray costs.
Your first week with Ray is free. After that, Ray is $19.99 a month, or $119 a year (about $9.92 a month). A personal trainer typically costs $600 to $1,800 a month.
The team.
Ray was founded in Boston by Colin Raney and Rich Miner. Prior to Ray, Rich was the co-founder of Android and spent 20 years at Google growing the platforms and co-founding Google Ventures. Colin served as the CMO of PillPack, which was acquired by Amazon in 2018. Subsequently, Colin went on to build Amazon Pharmacy and Amazon Clinic. He is also a NASM-certified personal trainer.
Colin & Rich built Ray because they both struggled to build a consistent fitness routine. They realized that personal training works, but most people can’t afford a trainer or fit one into their week. Their vision for Ray is to build a personal trainer that gives everyone that kind of attention for a fraction of the price.
Colin Raney
Co-founder & CEO
Rich Miner
Co-founder