GymDoe FAQ

GymDoe is a workout tracking app for serious lifters. It combines a fast workout logger with a social layer for discovering routines from real people, and an AI assistant that adapts proven workouts to your goals, equipment, and schedule.

Most workout apps are either private notebooks or generic fitness feeds. GymDoe is built around three pillars: fast logging, social discovery of real training from lifters you follow, and AI adaptation that personalizes imported workouts without pretending to replace a coach.

Yes. GymDoe tracks personal records, lift-specific percentiles, and multi-month progress so you can see whether you are actually applying progressive overload across the lifts that matter.

Yes. You can browse public routines, follow lifters, and import their workouts or plans directly into your own training. You can then adapt the imported plan to your goals and equipment.

Creators do not have to build plans from scratch. They log their real workouts in GymDoe, and the app turns that training into importable plans. When another user imports the plan, the creator earns a kickback for programming that came from their actual training.

No. GymDoe positions AI as an adaptation assistant, not a coach. You import a real workout, then AI reshapes it around your level, equipment, time, and goals while preserving the logic of the original plan.

GymDoe is built for iOS first, with a focus on fast in-gym logging on iPhone.

Core workout tracking, history, and discovery are available without paying. Advanced features and creator tooling may be part of paid offerings as the product expands. Check the live App Store listing for the latest pricing and subscription details.

Workout logs, social interactions, and account details are handled according to the GymDoe privacy policy. You control what is public on your profile and what stays private to your own training history.

GymDoe is live on the App Store now. Download it here.