“Did three sets of incline at twenty, eight each.”
3 sets logged in one go
Early access · iPhone
Press, talk, keep lifting. GymWithAI turns what you say into a clean workout log, catches its own mistakes before they stick, and tells you what to lift next. Your phone stays in your pocket.
You“Bench, sixty for eight.”
Between sets you're breathing hard, your hands are chalked, and your phone is buried in a pocket.
Typing reps into an app is the last thing you want to do. So logging slips, and so does progress.
How it works
No formats to learn. Say it the way it comes out, mid-workout, half out of breath.
“Did three sets of incline at twenty, eight each.”
3 sets logged in one go
“Same again.”
Repeats your last set
“No wait, that last one was seven.”
Corrects the right set, keeps the rest
“Starting the next set with 31.5.”
Starts the set and remembers the weight
“Did treadmill fifteen minutes ago, ten minutes at 8.”
Back-fills with the right time
“The last two reps were really tough.”
Saves how it felt for next time
Your music pauses and it starts listening.
Sets, weights, reps, how it felt, or a question.
It logs it, says it back in your ear, and your music returns.
Never wrong silently
A log you can't trust is worse than no log. So every update is grounded in your own words, checked against your workout, and shown to you.
“Moving to forty-nine and a half for the third set.”
“Did fourteen and a half for six.”
You planned 49.5 kg; heard 14.5 kg. Check the weight.
Tap to fixRemembers for you
GymWithAI keeps your history so your head doesn't have to.
Why it's different
Prefer tapping sometimes? You can. Every set can be logged or edited by hand too.
Early access
We're opening a small early-access group of lifters who already track their workouts and are tired of typing. Free while in early access.
iPhone first. Android and Apple Watch are on the roadmap. No spam, just an invite when there's a spot.
FAQ
No. Talk when it's easier, tap when it isn't. You can log several sets at once ("did three sets of eight at twenty") or catch up later.
An iPhone and Bluetooth earphones with a microphone and a button. Press the button to talk; the music pauses while you speak and comes back after.
It only saves numbers it actually heard, flags anything that looks off, and shows you each change so you can fix it in a tap or a sentence. Your recording is kept so you can play it back.
No. It only records when you press to talk. You can review your recordings in each session's timeline.
Today it focuses on logging, remembering and suggesting your next exercise and weights from your own history. Deeper coaching comes later, shaped by early users.
Free during early access. We'll be upfront about pricing before anything changes.