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Your camera counts the reps. You just lift.

GymTracker watches your sets through the Mac or iPhone camera, counts every rep, logs the weight and shows how far you are from closing your rings. No wearable, no typing between sets.

Free during the beta. Beta testers get 12 months of Premium when it launches.

Mac · any webcam or your iPhone as cameraiPhone · front or back cameraWorks with Apple HealthOn-device AI, no account

The product today

Mac · any webcam
iPhone · live reps
A set on YouTube

Strength training that logs itself.

Most people stop tracking because it’s a chore: pause, unlock, type, repeat. GymTracker uses the camera you already own to count reps, time holds and keep the log, so the only thing you do between sets is rest.

Counts every rep

On-device body tracking counts reps and times holds for presses, curls, squats, pull-ups, push-ups and more.

Shows the full range

A bar fills from yellow to green as you reach the full range of motion, so half reps don’t count as full ones.

Closes your rings

Today’s calories and your Activity rings at the top of the screen, plus how many sets close the goal.

Logs sets and weight

Every set, weight and rest is saved and synced through your own iCloud between Mac and iPhone. The rest timer starts on its own.

Clips ready to post

Save any set as a vertical clip with reps, time, calories and form on it, sized for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.

Apple Health

Workouts and calories go to Apple Health, so the Fitness app and your Watch see them too.

Pick, step back, lift.

  1. 01

    Pick an exercise

    Choose from your favourites. Set the weight once; it remembers it next time.

  2. 02

    Step into frame

    Prop up the Mac, the iPhone or a webcam. GymTracker tells you in plain words if it can’t see you.

  3. 03

    Lift

    Reps, time and calories update live. It counts out loud if you want.

  4. 04

    Rest and repeat

    The set is saved automatically, with a clip if you want one. The rest timer starts on its own.

Tracked today, with more on the way.

Dumbbells, a bar or just your body. The list grows with input from coaches in the beta.

  • Dumbbell overhead press
  • Dumbbell bicep curl
  • Dumbbell lateral raise
  • Dumbbell front raise
  • Dumbbell upright row
  • Dumbbell shrug
  • Dumbbell row
  • Squat
  • Dumbbell goblet squat
  • Push-up
  • Pull-up
  • Chin-up
  • Dead hang
  • Hanging knee raise
  • Jump rope
  • Shoulder scaption
  • More coming soon

Made for people who train at home or at their club.

A good fit if…
  • You train with dumbbells, a pull-up bar or bodyweight
  • You’d like a log but hate typing between sets
  • You want honest reps, not just a count
  • You already close rings with an iPhone or Apple Watch
Probably not if…
  • You mostly use machines or cables (not tracked yet)
  • You need a coach-built program: GymTracker logs, it doesn’t plan
  • You don’t use an Apple device

The camera stays on your device.

No account, no ads, no analytics. We never see your workouts.

On-device tracking

Video frames are analysed on your Mac or iPhone and never uploaded.

Your iCloud

Workouts sync through your own iCloud account only. We can’t see them.

Health stays private

Health data is never sold, used for ads or sent to us.

Clips are yours

Saved in your Movies folder. Shared only when you share them.

Read the GymTracker privacy policy →

Free during the beta.

GymTracker for Mac

Use your Mac’s camera, any webcam or your iPhone as the camera. A notarized direct download that updates itself.

GymTracker for iPhone

Join the public beta through Apple’s TestFlight app. App Store release after the beta.

Beta testers get 12 months of Premium free when it launches. Coaches who add exercises get it for life.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an Apple Watch?

No. The camera does the counting. If you have a Watch, your workouts and rings also show up there through Apple Health.

Where should I put the camera?

About 2–3 m away, at chest height, with your whole body in frame for squats, hanging moves and push-ups (push-ups use a floor view). The app tells you when it can’t see a joint it needs.

Why isn’t the Mac app on the Mac App Store?

It’s a direct download, notarized by Apple, with automatic updates, so fixes and new exercises reach you faster.

What happens after the beta?

The iPhone app moves to the App Store and the core tracker stays free. Beta testers get 12 months of Premium; coaches who add exercises get it for life.

How do I delete my data?

Delete the app, then remove its iCloud data in Settings → [your name] → iCloud → Manage storage, and any Health data in the Health app.

More help on the support page →

Train today. Let the camera keep the log.

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