Your workout. Counted. Connected. Corrected. Respected.

GYM LOG uses on-device computer vision to count your reps, track barbell kinematics, and build a 16-bit RPG gym avatar while you stay focused on the work.

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Live set
Exercise Back squat
Reps 07
Your phone Lowering
Your avatar Synced
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It's 2026. Your workout log shouldn’t live in your head.

01

Manual logging breaks your focus.

Stopping to enter every set pulls your attention away from the workout and kills training momentum.

02

Your log makes you do the counting.

Pen, paper, or app—the record only gets made if you stop, calculate, and manually capture it yourself.

03

Charts don't show you.

A chart can track numbers. Your gym avatar turns your work into a character that grows stronger with every session.

THE GYM LOG STANDARD

You bring the effort.

Your effort deserves a record.

Stay in the workout.
We’ll handle the count.

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    Arcade-style illustration of a woman positioning her phone on a tripod before a workout

    Set your phone

    Frame your workout with one camera where recording is allowed.

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    Arcade-style illustration of an athlete performing a barbell back squat with progress effects

    Train normally

    The app is designed to recognize the exercise and count while you move.

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    Arcade-style illustration of an athlete and pixel avatar leveling up together

    Build your avatar

    Your sessions become a training history—and a character that grows with it.

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Meet the version of you that never skips log day.

When you squat, pull, or press, your gym avatar mirrors the movement. Keep showing up and your training story becomes something you can see, shape, and share.

Move togetherSee your avatar train in sync.

Make it yoursChoose your look, gear, and style.

Build over timeLet consistency—not a made-up score—tell the story.

Avatar labYour lifter
Session streakBuild yours
Movement

Stop losing the story between workouts.

Without a clear recordScattered

The workout ends.
The details
get lost.

Sets + repsscattered Training historyhard to see Progresseasy to miss

The effort happened, but the record doesn’t show the full story.

With GYM LOGRecorded

Train now.
See the work
add up.

Repscounted Sessionsaved Progressvisible

Each workout becomes part of a clear record that grows with you.

Public Launch • Q4 2026

Join the GYM LOG early access beta.

GYM LOG is launching publicly on the iOS App Store and Google Play in Q4 2026. Private beta access is currently active on iPhone and Android for lifters and partner gyms. Request your invitation today.

Good questions.

When is GYM LOG releasing on the App Store?

GYM LOG is scheduled for public release on the iOS App Store and Google Play in Q4 2026. You can join the active private beta today to start testing and leveling up your Gymtar before the global launch.

Will it work on both iPhone and Android?

Yes. GYM LOG is built natively for both iOS (iPhone) and Android, utilizing on-device Neural Engine kinematics with zero cloud video latency.

Can I use it in a home gym?

Yes. GYM LOG is designed for one person using their phone’s camera, whether that is at home or in a gym.

What about filming at a commercial gym?

Follow the gym’s rules and get permission where required. Frame only yourself whenever possible, and use the recording controls responsibly.

Which exercises will it track?

GYM LOG tracks foundational strength movements including squats, deadlifts, overhead presses, and pull-ups. More movements will be added as they meet the same tracking standard.

Can GYM LOG connect with my wearable?

Yes. GYM LOG matches wearable health-monitor data with your recorded exercise activity, giving you a fuller picture of your progress.