Gym0.

Your training, on your terms.

A training log for iPhone and Apple Watch that shows what’s improving, tells you what to lift next, and keeps every set on your devices.

Coming soon to the App StoreWhere your data goes
  • Ads
  • Analytics
  • Accounts
  • External APIs
  • Tracking

No servers to send it to. Your training stays on your iPhone and Apple Watch.

  • Gym0 Overview: today’s saved workout and a muscle map showing chest needs the most work.
    What to train today
  • Gym0 exercise history: Bench Press estimated one-rep max up 28.5 kg in 9 weeks, with a rising chart.
    What’s improving
  • Gym0 next-time suggestion: try 85 kg, because every set hit the top of the rep range.
    What to lift next

Real screens, example data.

Log any set in seconds.

Everything between your sets is one tap. Nothing else.

Logging Bench Press in Gym0: three sets of 82.5 kg with two ticked and a 1:28 rest timer running.
  1. Muscles as you goSee what this session has worked, set by set.
  2. Last time, one tap awayYour previous weight and reps fill each empty set.
  3. One tap per setDone means done. No forms, no save button.
  4. Rest starts itselfTick a set and the timer runs. Nudge it or skip it.

Weight and reps, bodyweight, time or distance. Forgot to log? Add it afterwards, or link the workout your Watch already recorded.

175+
exercises
690+
variants
Every one
tagged by the muscles it works

Every workout. One calendar.

Your runs, rides and swims from Apple Health sit right next to your lifting. Nothing to import, nothing to retype.

When a workout lands from your Watch, Gym0 recognises which saved workout it was, learning from the ones you’ve tagged, and asks you to fill in the sets.

  1. MonPush6 exercises · 52 minGym0
  2. TueRun5.2 km · 28 minApple Health
  3. WedLegs5 exercises · 61 minGym0
  4. ThuRest
  5. FriPullRecognised from a Watch workoutApple Health
  6. SatRide24 km · 55 minApple Health
An example week.

Your Watch counts the reps.

Start a saved workout on your wrist. Gym0 detects each set and estimates reps from wrist motion, shows your heart rate as you go, and saves the workout to Apple Health.

On your iPhone, a Live Activity follows along on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, so you can pause or end a set without unlocking.

Gym0 on Apple Watch: Start workout and Free workout buttons.

Start on your wrist.A saved workout or a free one, with reps counted as you lift.

Progress you can prove.

Not just a pile of logs. Gym0 turns every set into proof: new personal bests, a rising one-rep max, and how your heart handles the work, from effort per set to how fast you recover.

It compares your saved workouts side by side, so you can see which one is moving and which one needs you.

Personal bests
Bench Press · 90 kg × 5
Every new best, the day you set it.
Estimated 1RM
+28.5 kg in 9 weeks
Charted for every weighted lift.
Heart-rate recovery
Faster than your last 8 Push days
How quickly you bounce back between sets.
Training load
Weekly, by heart-rate zone
Effort across a saved workout, week by week.
Movement balance
Push vs pull, squat vs hinge
Spot the pattern you’ve been skipping.
Saved workouts compared
Legs: 3 new bests in 8 weeks
Which routine is moving, and which needs you.
Example readings.

Your devices. Not our servers.

No account to make. No servers to send your training to. Your workouts live on your iPhone and Watch, Health data stays in Apple Health, and you can erase Gym0’s data at any time.

Even the smart parts stay home. Guessing today’s workout, forecasting your next best set and writing summaries all learn from your history on your iPhone.

Read exactly where your data goes · The principles we build by

  1. Apple Watch
  2. iPhone
  3. Apple Health
  • Ads
  • Analytics
  • Accounts
  • External APIs
  • Tracking

Also in Gym0

Saved workouts and plans
Routines with targets, on your calendar.
Today’s suggestion
Learns your rotation and lines up what’s next, on your Watch too.
Muscle map
What you’ve trained recently, and what’s falling behind.
Next-time targets
What to lift next session, from your own increments.
New-workout prompts
Asks what you did when a workout lands in Apple Health.
Overdue lift reminders
An optional nudge for the exercise that needs attention.
On-device summaries
Optional, written by Apple’s on-device model.
Your units
Kilograms or pounds, with your own plate and machine increments.

Coming soon to the App Store.

Free to download, with optional paid features. For iPhone on iOS 26.5 or later, with Apple Watch if you have one.

Questions in the meantime? support@aneeshpatne.com