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Type a postcode or pick a 3, 5 or 10 km loop. GYM plans your walk, run or ride with official police.uk street crime data.


Pick a 1k, 5k or 10k and start moving. Units appear behind you and run faster than your usual pace, so the only way out is to push.
Share your live location with up to five friends you choose, and they can see how long it would take them to reach you.
Pick a few exercises, press start and follow along. Every exercise has a real demo video that plays full-screen with the countdown timer next to it. No tiny looping GIFs where you can't tell what the move actually is.
256 PT-shot exercises. Tabata mode workouts. Turn on your camera and train with a friend.

The demo video plays full-screen with a clear countdown timer underneath. Pause, skip, or jump home whenever you need to. Built so you can glance at it between reps.

Log every lift properly. Weight, reps, recovery time, plus drop sets, supersets, trisets and giant sets if that's how you train. Everything saves to your file automatically and sorts into Strength, Run and Cycle tabs you can look back through any time.
Hit Share on a finished session and it lands on your friend's feed straight away. Coaches can log a session for a client, and it lands in the client's exercise log.


Ask it anything about your training and it answers from your numbers, not a generic script. It queries your real logs live: your last 30 days of workouts, your cardio sessions, your steps, sleep, water and notes. Ask "what should I train today?" and it can see your hamstrings are barely touched and your glutes need work. Ask "how long to cycle to Muswell Hill?" and it works it out from your actual cycling pace, not a guess.
Tell it your goals once and it tailors evidence-based sports nutrition to you: protein targets and simple hand-portion sizes for your body and your aim, hydration, and what to prioritise around training. If your sleep has been short it will flag magnesium and a proper wind-down. It never writes meal plans and never hands out medical advice, injuries go to a physio.

Set a target time and head out. The app tracks your GPS, calls out your pace every kilometre, and tells you when you're going too fast or too slow. You can race your previous best time, hold a steady pace, or just have it check in on you. GYM collects location data to keep recording your route even when the app is closed or your screen is locked, until you end the session.

Hit "Train Together" and you and a friend are on the same circuit at the same time, both cameras on. Up to three other mates can drop in as spectators, with the feeds stacked side by side. They can hear the audio, throw emoji, leave a quick voice note that plays out loud on your phone mid-set.
After a workout, the stretch list is already filtered down to the muscles you just hit. Press start and the screen walks you through each hold automatically, no tapping in between. Cycle-aware for women if you want it. Pick whichever coach voice you like.

Hi-5 a friend's workout. Toggle "Available for a Walk" so mates can join you. Run alongside someone miles away with Live Merge. Daily squad battles, snail-chase survival, voice notes on the Wall. The point is to actually do things with your mates, not just scroll past their posts.
Five of you against five of them, with a different challenge every day. Live leaderboard, colour-coded track and real avatars on screen. The challenge changes daily, so you're never doing the same thing twice in a row.

Leave a voice note on a friend's wall. Hi-5 their workout, drop an emoji, or send them a Star if they've smashed a session. It works more like a group chat with your training mates than a social feed.

Switch yourself to "Available for a walk" and you show up on your mates' screens. Tap Join on someone else doing the same and you've got plans. There's a 7-day consistency score, a weekly bar chart, and a quick read of how many steps you need today to stay on track.

You don't need five separate apps. GYM tracks strength, cardio, walks, sleep, water and alcohol in one place, and the AI Trend Spotter looks at it all and tells you what's changed.
Steps · Strength · Cycling · Walking · Running · Sleep · Water. Every metric on one chart. AI Trend Spotter explains the why.

Live community safety map for runners and cyclists. Spot a pothole or unmarked roadworks? Two taps, the whole network knows.

Every day at noon, a snail starts chasing you. Outrun it on steps or lose a heart, and your friends find out. Survive 35 days for Infinite Mode.

Your fitness coach, built on your data. It reads your real workouts, cardio, steps, sleep and water before every answer, tailors evidence-based nutrition and portions to your goals, and even works out route times from your own pace. Fitness only, no meal plans, no medical advice.

Sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, hydration, training load, your session notes and weekly cardio/walk volume, all rolled into one Battery %. Green is "go for it", amber is "normal day", red is "take it easy". Tap to see exactly how it's calculated.

Book an online pregnancy yoga class with Tracy Awere. You'll get a ping when it kicks off. Watch live from wherever you are. Building the community now.

Cross-data correlations across strength, cardio and classes. "Your legs are your volume crown, schedule leg day early in the week when your battery is highest." Real patterns from your real data, with coaching recommendations.

Colour-coded body map showing every muscle group you've hit in the last 30 days. See what's getting love and what you're neglecting at a glance.

Invite a friend to run alongside you in real time, even miles apart. Track each other on a shared map, send cheers mid-run, and earn a Merge badge when your routes pass within 50 metres.

Type a sentence about how you feel. The app reads it like a coach would, tired, sore, fired-up, and adjusts today's intensity recommendation. And it remembers what you flag: mention a sore ankle once and it'll factor that into future sessions automatically. Once a day, then it leaves you alone.

Save a workout and it lands on your friend's file straight away, every set, every weight, every second of rest. Comment on each set. Coaches can log a session for a client, and it lands in the client's exercise log.

A whole arcade that reads your camera and phone sensors: Shadow Boxer punch-for-punch PvP, Sprint Race and Squat to Dodge, Get In Shape, Press-Up Connect 4, and Simon Says reactions. Solo or against mates. Fitness that doesn't feel like work.

The Raid: a 10,000-step ambush on someone in your crew. Squad War 5v5 team battles. New PvP modes added regularly. The whole point is to make fitness fun so working out doesn't feel like work.

Once you have logged enough, the AI builds a personalised 6-week plan from your own history, strength and sport-specific cardio (cycling, running, walking) with heart-rate zones. The Training Hub lays it all out as one weekly timetable, scheduling hard cardio clear of your leg days so nothing clashes.

The app remembers every injury note you've ever written. Before a session it'll check in and adjust if it needs to. Hay fever? It'll warn you when pollen or air quality's bad before you head outside.
Weight, body fat, muscle mass and strength ratios, encrypted locally using hardware-backed secure storage. Document your transformation with a private photo timeline that stays on your device, never leaves it.

Your top lifts as a multiple of your bodyweight, plus all-time PRs and 1RM tracking. Plate Loaded Leg Press at 2.71× bodyweight. Bench Press at 1.23× bodyweight. Watch the ratios climb session by session.

Open the app each day and you're greeted by a different motivational quote or fitness fact. 501 of them in the rotation, and you won't see the same one twice until you've been through them all.

Adopt a cat or dog that lives on your hydration. Log your water and it thrives and grows; forget for days and it fades. Log last night's sleep and your drinks too, type "double vodka x2, gin and tonic" and Gym Genie works out the UK units for you. It all feeds your stats charts, no watch needed.
I read every message from the community, and the old Home was the thing people mentioned most. Too many buttons, too close together. So it's been rebuilt: your day at the top (steps, streak, last gym session, PT Zone), then one tall button per feature, in the order people actually use them. Every feature you already had is still there. Nothing was taken away, and one big thing was added: PT Zone.


Personal trainers, physios and coaches of every background can now work with their clients inside the app, and anyone can ask a mate or a coach to check their form.
Every enquiry comes through me first. I'm a London PT myself, so I know the trainers in our pool. I vet them by hand and match you with someone local who actually fits what you're after.
Live on the App Store for iPhone, or download direct for Android.