TRAINED HARD. IS IT PAYING OFF?

Go to the Gym reads your own sets to tell you whether your strength is climbing and whether muscle's going up, fat down. Not a hunch. A number. Everything included, bought once, local on your iPhone. Nothing locked behind a subscription.

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At release: 5 days free, then $11.99 instead of $14.99

IOS 17+ [3] / APPLE HEALTH / OURA SOON [1] / LOCAL DATA / NO SUBSCRIPTION

A tool.
No subscription. No dead weight.

Go to the Gym is an iPhone training app that measures instead of entertains. For pros who'd otherwise train with a notebook, and for beginners who want to start without a subscription.

Buy once

$14.99 once, then never again. No subscription stacking up month after month.

Works offline

Everything local on your iPhone. Even with no signal in the basement.

Your data, yours

No forced account, no required cloud, no selling your data.

No feed, no coach

No likes, no ads, no AI chatter. A tool, not entertainment.

Real numbers

Strength trend and body recomposition as numbers, not a gut feeling.

Grows with you

Apple Health today. Oura next: your cycle feeds into your training plan.

Buy once

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Most training apps want your attention: a feed, a streak, a push notification, the next subscription. Go to the Gym wants the opposite. You open it, log your set, see where you're headed, and put the phone away. Bought once, it's yours, like your dumbbells. No monthly fee, no cloud reading along. Just the tool that doesn't only measure what you move — it tells you whether it's working.

What it costs

Step 1/4 · How the industry does the math
0.00$
dollars a month [2]
−20% Early bird
$11.99
Early-supporter price · once, yours for good

No subscription stacking up month after month. 5 days free, then pay once. Affordable on a student budget, makes sense for everyone else.

The usual deal: a small amount, every month, that never stops.

Typical subscription price for training apps, as of June 2026. Not our price.

ONCE. NOT EVERY MONTH.

You just saw the difference.

One email. No spam. No account.

STATUS: READY

IS IT WORKING?

A demo with simulated data — so you can see what the app really does: we simulate twelve weeks of training with three check-ins. Tap through and watch Go to the Gym read from the numbers whether it's working. Your own trend could look just like this.

STRENGTH +6% Squat over 12 weeks
WAIST
−0.8 in
THIGH
+0.6 in
WEIGHT
stable
RECOMP STATUS

YOU'RE RECOMPING.

Waist down, thighs up, squat +6%, weight steady. That's muscle gain with fat loss.

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Everything you need.
Nothing that nags.

Eight tools from the app. Each one solves a real problem in training.

Set logging01 / 08
FIG.01 / SET LOGGING

One tap,
set logged

Weight and reps come pre-filled, one tap confirms the set. Supersets, rest timer, all local. Works even in a no-signal basement.

0 Set2 of 5
1Tap per setno sync wait
Live logging on iPhone: a set logged with one tap, rest timer running.
  • ModeSuperset
  • Rest98 s
  • Set2 of 5
  • StorageLocal
  • SignalsOne-tap · Superset · No-signal proof
FIG.02 / STRENGTH TREND

Strength,
measured

Every logged set becomes a curve. Instead of a gut feeling you see the real trajectory: best ever, current PR, direction over weeks. Strength as a number, not a memory.

0 Last PR445 of 585
+20 lbs
0 Current465 of 585
Strength trend on iPhone: logged sets as a rising curve, new best ever.
  • ExerciseLeg Press
  • Best ever585 lbs
  • Current PR465 lbs
  • Last PR445 lbs
  • Range8 weeks
  • SignalsBest ever · Curve · Per-set · Local
FIG.03 / MUSCLE ANALYSIS

Where the
volume lands

Every set counts toward volume, per muscle group, over weeks. You see where the work actually lands, not where you assume it does.

0% Legs187,000 lbs
0% Back145,000 lbs
Muscle volume on iPhone: training volume per muscle group over weeks.
  • Total457,000 lbs
  • Range90 days
  • Chest53,000 lbs
  • Shoulders40,000 lbs
  • SignalsPer-muscle · Distribution · Trend
FIG.04 / BODY COMPARE

Your change,
visible

Two photos, any two dates, side by side. Plus the measured change. Recomp is no longer a feeling, you see it and measure it.

−2.2in Waistless
0days RangeApr 05 to Jun 12
Body compare on iPhone: two photos side by side with measured change.
  • FromApr 05
  • ToJun 12
  • Waist−2.2 in
  • DataLocal
  • SignalsBefore-after · Measured · Local
FIG.05 / YOUR MEASUREMENTS

Measure,
don't guess

Weight and measurements, logged locally, comparable over weeks. No account, no forced cloud. Your numbers stay yours.

0.5lbs Current weightlogged locally
−0.7 lbs
Measurements on iPhone: weight and measurements logged locally, comparable over weeks.
  • Current178.5 lbs
  • Trend−0.7 lbs
  • LoggingLocal
  • Compareover weeks
  • SignalsMeasurements · Local · Trend
FIG.06 / 800 EXERCISES

The whole
library

Over 800 exercises, filtered by muscle group, equipment, and level. You find what fits you and your gym in seconds.

0+ Exercisescurated
3 Filter axesMuscle · Equipment · Level
Exercise library on iPhone: over 800 exercises filtered by muscle group, equipment, and level.
  • Exercises800+
  • Filters3 axes
  • LevelBeginner to pro
  • SearchInstant
  • SignalsFilterable · Curated · Search
FIG.07 / YOUR PLAN

How do you
want to start?

Pro with a blank sheet and full control, or beginner with a quick suggestion. You build the plan. No AI generator decides for you.

Pro Blank sheet, full control
Beginner A few questions, a ready plan
NO AI GENERATOR
Plan builder on iPhone: pro with a blank sheet or beginner with a suggestion, no AI generator.
  • ProBlank sheet
  • BeginnerSuggestion
  • GeneratorNone
  • ControlYou
  • SignalsFull control · No AI · Your plan
FIG.08 / EXERCISE HELP

Help,
no chatter

For every exercise: which muscles, the movement, the key technique cues. Factual and short, no motivational fluff.

Muscles
Back Arms Shoulders
Technique cues
  • Drive your elbows far back
  • avoid leaning too far forward
Exercise detail on iPhone: muscles, movement, and technique cues for the exercise.
  • ExampleSeated Cable Row
  • Muscles3 groups
  • CuesShort
  • ToneFactual
  • SignalsMuscles · Movement · Cues

Left out.

These things were deliberately left out:

  • Subscription
  • AI coach
  • Feed
  • Likes
  • Ads
  • Motivational quotes

Not forgotten.
Decided.

Built by lifters who know exactly what gets in the way of a workout.

5 YEARS GUARANTEED. BINDING.

Updates and support, five years from purchase — contractually committed, not just promised.

ONE-TIME PURCHASE
You pay the displayed price once. No follow-on subscription, no premium tier, no paywall for existing features.
5 YEARS OF UPDATES
All app updates and iOS-compatibility fixes included at no extra cost until the end of the guarantee period. Further development within the product's scope is also included at no extra cost.
YOUR DATA
Export all your training data as a machine-readable file — any time, free of charge, without restriction.
NO ACCOUNT
The app runs fully offline. No forced account, no server communication without your explicit consent.

Built and tested by people who get under the bar themselves.

Your body isn't the same every day.

Most training apps assume a flat baseline anyway. The female body doesn't work that way.

Your body temperature shifts across your cycle — and it rises when you're run down. GTTG reads it through the Oura integration and factors it into your Health Score. In plain terms: on days when your body has less to give, the app tells you — go lighter or cut it shorter. You decide. The app isn't guessing, it's measuring.

WHAT IT READS
Body temperature via the Oura integration, as a signal in your Health Score — alongside your other readings.
WHAT YOU SEE
On higher-strain days, a heads-up: go lighter or shorter today. Not a rule, a signal.
NOT JUST THE CYCLE
The same reading flags an infection or poor recovery. The cycle is the most common case, not the only one.

In active development. Not in the app yet.

YOU BUILD WITH US.

What we will never build is settled. What comes next, you help decide. Every voice counts equally.

NOW · IN THE BETA YOU ARE HERE Already in the app: Set logging · Workout builder · Strength trend · Muscle analysis · Recomp with photo comparison · Body measurements · Apple Health (HRV + Health Score) · 794 exercises
NEXT · CANDIDATES YOU DECIDE Oura + cycle tracking · Import Strong / Hevy · Live Activity · Apple Watch · Exercise encyclopedia · Whoop / Garmin / Fitbit ↳ Not yet scheduled — the order is yours to decide.
HORIZON OPEN What you help shape
FOUNDATION — NEVER CHANGES no subscription no AI coach no feed no ads
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Every voice counts equally.

GET ON THE LIST.

At release [4] you try Go to the Gym free for 5 days. You only pay the early-supporter price once it convinces you: $11.99 instead of $14.99, once, and it stays yours. No email flood: one email to confirm, one at release. That's all.

5 days free · No subscription · Nothing to cancel · Data stays local

STATUS: READY

Double opt-in per GDPR. Your address is used only for the release email and never shared. Details: Privacy Policy.

STRAIGHT ANSWERS.

What is Go to the Gym?

An iPhone training app. You log your sets, see your strength trend and your body recomposition, and build your own plans. A tool, not entertainment.

What problem does Go to the Gym solve?

Most training apps today are subscriptions with a feed, an AI coach, and ads that get in the way and cost you month after month. Go to the Gym does the opposite: fast logging, honest numbers, no dead weight.

How does logging work?

One tap per set. The app suggests your next weight, and the rest timer runs on its own. Everything stays local on your iPhone, even with no signal in the basement.

What does Go to the Gym cost?

$14.99 once, then never again. No subscription, no freemium, every update included. Early supporters pay $11.99 instead of $14.99 at release.

Who is Go to the Gym for?

For pros who would otherwise train with a notebook, and for beginners who want to keep it simple, without a subscription. The one-time price works on a student budget and makes sense for anyone who does not want another subscription.

Does the app store my data in the cloud?

No. Everything stays local on your iPhone. No forced account, no cloud subscription, no selling your data. Apple Health and the upcoming Oura support are optional: they only provide recovery context when you turn them on yourself. The app runs completely without them.

Appendix

  1. [1] OURA: Version 1 starts with Apple Health. Oura support follows as a free update.
  2. [2] THE MATH: $9.99 a month is a typical subscription price for training apps, as of June 2026. That's not our model: Go to the Gym costs $14.99 once and then never again.
  3. [3] PLATFORM: Go to the Gym starts on iPhone, from iOS 17. Android follows. You help decide which features come next on our community roadmap.
  4. [4] RELEASE: The date isn't set yet. The list hears it first.