Type your set.
It's logged.
A workout tracker with no menus. Type bench 3x8 60 and it's saved, with the number to beat next time. Coming soon to iPhone.
- Shorthand parses on your phone, even offline
- Your last numbers on every exercise
- No ads. Your data is never sold
Tap the phone and type a set yourself.
Logging shouldn't take longer than the set.
Most trackers make you tap through pickers for every set. Gymarc reads what you type, the way you'd write it in your notes.
Always know the number to beat.
Every exercise shows what you did last time, so each session has a target. Small wins, every week.
Ask about your own training.
The built-in coach answers from your logs, not from generic advice.
Gymarc, in short.
When does Gymarc launch?
Soon. Gymarc is in final testing on iPhone. People at the top of the waitlist get the beta first, and everyone gets one email on launch day.
How do I log a workout?
Type a line like “bench 3x8 60”. Gymarc reads it, shows a preview, and logs it when you tap Log. You can also write it out in your own words and the AI will read it.
Does it work offline?
Standard shorthand is read on your phone with no internet needed, and the coach answers questions about your saved workouts offline too. Longer sentences use the AI and need a connection.
What does the coach do?
It answers questions about your own history, like what you lifted last time or how a lift is progressing, and shows the workouts behind each answer. It can be wrong, and it isn't medical advice.
How do I move up the waitlist?
After you join, you get a personal link. Every friend who joins with it moves you up 5 places.
Is it on Android?
Gymarc launches on iPhone first. Android isn't available yet.
What happens to my email?
It's only used for Gymarc beta and launch emails, and you can unsubscribe any time. Read the privacy policy.
Be first in line.
Join the waitlist and get Gymarc before everyone else.