Live on iOS and Android

The workout log that becomes fitness's intent layer.

A free workout log for athletes and an operating system for trainers. Together, they create first-party context for more relevant fitness commerce.

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GymGo active workout log showing completed bench press and triceps sets
0 monthly active users 113 active installs · Jul 2026
0 exercises structured exercise library
0 languages built for international use
Offline first local storage · automatic sync

The wedge / workout log first

At the machine, there is only one question.

“What weight did I use last time?”

GymGo surfaces the exact exercise history, then gets out of the way. No plan required and no hunting through menus.

  • 01 Fast set logging with recent performance in context
  • 02 Exercise history, PRs and estimated 1RM
  • 03 Offline-first flow built for the gym floor
GymGo exercise history and performance chart for barbell squat

The core loop

Log. Understand. Improve.

Every screen supports the next rep. Planning exists, but the daily log remains the center of gravity.

GymGo workout log

01 / LOG

Keep momentum inside the workout.

Large targets, instant confirmation and the last useful data point.

02 / UNDERSTAND

Turn sessions into readable feedback.

Volume and muscle distribution turn sessions into readable feedback.

03 / IMPROVE

Show where progress is heading.

Strength trends connect today’s set with a reason to return.

The second surface

One operating system for the trainer.

GymGo Trainer connects workout data to clients, sessions, reviews, passes and revenue. Its workflow comes from direct trainer interviews.

GymGo Trainer dashboard with sessions, reviews and business metrics

The business / intent layer

The set is more than a record. It is a signal.

Search captures stated interest. Training data reveals active context, while GymGo keeps the experience useful and privacy-conscious.

01

Observe the context

Exercise, load, reps and progress create a first-party signal.

02

Match only when useful

Relevant recovery, equipment or nutrition offers belong near the moment of need.

03

Measure without breaking trust

Delivery and measurement are shipped. Contextual targeting is the next test.

Current statusDelivery + measurement live in productContextual intent targeting is next. It is not presented as already launched.

One product sequence

Log first. Coach second.
Intent next.

A free daily habit creates distribution. Trainer software adds recurring revenue. Intent monetization follows retained usage.

Live / distribution

Free workout log

  • 22 monthly active users
  • Live on iOS and Android
  • Offline-first, 8-language logging
Working / recurring revenue

Trainer SaaS

  • Clients, calendar and live sessions
  • Workout review and business operations
  • Shaped by four trainer interviews
Next test / scale

Intent commerce

  • Delivery and measurement shipped
  • Contextual matching is next
  • Relevance must preserve user trust

Early evidence

Small numbers. Measured learning.

Current usage, acquisition tests and demand-side discovery, without presenting early signals as mature traction.

Monthly active users 0

113 active installs · 110 Android · 3 iPhone

Hungary paid test $0.55 CPI

297 installs · paid acquisition test

Fitness brand discovery 10–15K

active-user threshold named for bringing in niche partners

Written industry assessment. Not a commitment to spend.
Agency discovery At scale

verbal interest in distributing GymGo inventory to fitness clients

Discovery signal. Not a contract.

Why this can become large

$77.4B sports nutrition market in 2026.

Projected to reach $138.5B by 2033. GymGo is building the context that can make fitness discovery more relevant.

Grand View Research, June 2026 ↗

Trainer stack benchmark

Separate tools compound cost and fragmentation.

~$80/mo20-client published stack $182/mo50-client published stack

Published reference stacks: TrueCoach + Calendly + Canva Pro at 20 clients, and Trainerize Pro with business and Stripe add-ons + Canva Pro at 50. Payment fees excluded.

Built by operators

Two founders. Sixteen years of trust.

We have known each other since secondary school and build across product, engineering, operations and sales.

Ádám Faller, GymGo co-founder
Co-founder / CEO

Ádám Faller

Product, growth, sales and operations. Mechanical engineer with published CFD–DEM research; previously built an industrial energy-efficiency business and runs YUDO’s Hungary operation.

Imre Szücs, GymGo co-founder
Co-founder / CTO

Imre Szücs

Architecture and engineering across the offline-first mobile app, backend sync and trainer platform. Owns the technical systems that make the product feel immediate on the gym floor.

GymGo / Budapest / 2026

The workout happens anyway.
We make the signal useful.