Community
Show off your grind. Show off your PRs.
Post your sessions to a feed of friends, drop a new PR, and watch the reactions roll in. Hype up their wins, collect awards, and let the crew keep you coming back.
The hub
Training is better with people who get it.
Your feed, your friends, your groups, and your awards all live in one place, a tab away from the logbook. Here it is in motion:
Profile & awards
A profile that proves you showed up.
Your profile is built from the work you actually put in: sessions, sets, and your streak up front, a bio in your own words, and awards underneath.
- A bio plus stats you earned. Say who you are as a lifter, then let your sessions, total sets, and current streak do the rest of the talking.
- Awards you earn by lifting. First Rep, 100 Sets, the 50K and 100K Clubs: real milestones pulled from your log, not badges you click.
- Find your people. Search by @username, follow your friends, and see your followers and following right on your profile.
The feed
Post your session. Your friends show up.
What lands in the feed is your real workout card, the session itself, not a caption about it. And your friends can react to the actual work.
- Cards built from your work. Sets, volume, and PRs up top, then the exercises with weights and reps, straight from your log.
- Reactions. A friend ground out a 6 a.m. session? Drop a like. It's a small thing, but it's the difference between training alone and being seen.
- Comments under the work. “That squat progress is insane.” Ask about the program, call the PR, keep each other showing up between gym days.
Share the fun without messing up your numbers.
Tagged along to a friend's bodybuilding day in the middle of your block? Post it as a social-only workout. It shows up in the feed for your friends, but stays out of your charts, your PRs, and the history your AI coach learns from. Your numbers stay clean.
Groups
The crew that keeps you showing up.
Friends are one to one. Groups give your whole crew a shared space, with a name, a face, and a member list everyone can see.
- Make it yours. Name the group, describe it, give it a photo or an emoji. “Morning Crew. Early risers.”
- Invite, join, discover. Invite your friends, accept their invites, or find open groups and join them.
- A little friendly competition. Start a challenge for total volume, most sessions, max weight on a lift, or most PRs, with a live leaderboard scored from each member's real log.
Keep going
The work behind what you share.
The foundation
Logbook
The sessions you post start here: log sets, reps, and RIR in a couple of taps.
See the Logbook →The rules
Your rules
A suggestion for your next set, with the reasoning behind it, steered by your own rules.
See Your rules →The payoff
Progress
PRs caught automatically, strength charted, streaks counted: the proof behind your awards.
See Progress →Start now
Bring your friends with you.
Free to start. Log a session, post the card, and let your work be seen.
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