Sign inTrain with friends,
not your screen.
Say what you lifted and it’s logged — hands-free, phone in your pocket. Then bring the people you train with along for every rep.
On iPhone, Apple Watch, and the web — logging the way it should be.
Log a set without touching anything.
Phone in your pocket, headphones in, hands on the bar. Tell Gymmie what you lifted, in your own words, and you’re logged, resting, and lining up the next set — without ever breaking focus. Not sure it caught you? It asks. The numbers waiting for you afterward are the ones you actually hit.
Leave your phone in your bag.
Your current set and the next one, right on your wrist, with a tap when it’s time to move — no clock to watch. Leave the phone in your bag and run the whole workout from your watch; it’s all there when you pick your phone back up. And it counts toward your rings and heart rate like any other workout, so the effort shows up where you expect it.
Build it with a keyboard. Run it with your hands.
A phone keyboard is no way to build a program. Do it here, on a real screen — warm-ups, drop sets, supersets, rep ranges, exactly how you want them. It’s ready on your phone the moment you walk into the gym, with nothing to send or sync.
Leg Day
Records find you.
The moment you hit a new best, you’ll know — no scrolling back through a spreadsheet to find out you got stronger. Every lift’s history, how your volume’s trending, your bodyweight and photos, all in one place. Those photos never leave your phone.
Finishing a workout is the post.
No captions to write, no photos to take. You finish, your friends see it, and they can fist-bump it or say something. There are no follower counts, no leaderboards of strangers and no algorithm — just the handful of people you actually train with.