Your members get this for free.
No setup on their end. They scan, the app opens, they log.
Coming to the App Store and Google Play shortly. Pilot gyms get access first — we'll email you the moment it's live.
What you're looking at
That's the leg press screen exactly as a member sees it after scanning the sticker on the machine in front of them. Nothing was searched for and nothing was typed — the sticker told the app which machine it is, and the app filled in the rest from that member's own history.
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They scan the sticker on the machine
Phone camera, one scan, no app switching and no menu. The sticker is tied to that specific machine on your floor, so the app knows exactly what they're standing in front of.
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The right exercises are already open
Not a list of 300 exercises to search through — the ones this machine actually does, with animated form guides for anyone who isn't sure how to use it.
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Last session's weights are pre-filled
The weight and reps they did last time are already in the boxes, along with their seat and cable settings. Most members just confirm the numbers and lift.
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They log the set and move on
One tap per set. The workout saves to their phone as they go and syncs later, so a basement with no signal doesn't cost them a session.
Why this beats a generic fitness app
Any member can download a workout tracker today. Almost none of them keep using it, because logging a set means finding the right exercise in a list every single time, and typing numbers they have to remember. Mapping the app to your actual machines removes both steps. That's the difference between an app your members download once and an app they still open in month six — which is the only version of this that's worth anything to you.