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Machine memory that stays put
Save a machine’s seat, pad, handle, and other setup cues while you are already logging. The setup becomes part of the equipment you return to, not a disposable note you have to reconstruct.
Gym memory, not just sets
Never forget your machine setup again.
GymRecall is a gym memory and progression tracker for people who already know how they train. Save the seat, pad, handle, and cues that work — then see them with your last performance before the next set.
GymRecall is not yet on the App Store. See the status section below for details.
Concept illustration — representative data
CHEST PRESSGYM MEMORY
Machine setup
- Seat
- 4
- Handles
- Neutral
- Back pad
- 2
Last performance80 kg × 10
Today Beat 27 total reps
The details that usually disappear between sessions, kept close to the lift.
The useful difference
Your training has context. Keep it.
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Different machines, different histories
A Hammer Strength press at 80 kg and a Technogym press at 55 kg are not the same reference point. GymRecall keeps named equipment context with the performance it belongs to.
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Previous performance before the next set
See what you did before, then use a clear beat-total-reps target for today. The number is transparent; it is not an unexplained coaching decision.
A calm workflow
Log, save the detail, return prepared.
Log a set
Record the weight, reps, and set details without leaving your workout.
Save this setup
Capture the machine details in one tap while you are standing in front of it.
Open it prepared next time
Find the setup and previous performance together when you come back.
More than numbers
Fast logging. Useful recall.
GymRecall is built around offline-first logging and data ownership. Your core training records are designed to stay on your device, so a network feature never needs to stand between you and a set.
Gym Locker Memory gives the first session a useful place to start: keep today’s locker label, note, or photo alongside the rest of your gym memory.
Less remembering. Less tapping. More attention on the lift.
For lifters who already know their program.
Current status
Coming to the App Store.
GymRecall is in private beta testing through TestFlight and is not yet publicly available on the App Store. There is no launch date to share yet. If you have a question about the project, the Support page is the right place to start.
Honest answers
Before you train with it
What is Gym Memory?
It is the equipment and gym context around a lift: the setup cues, the machine identity, and the prior performance you want to recall next time.
Do I need to set up every machine before I start?
No. Setup capture belongs inside logging. You can save the details when they matter instead of completing an equipment onboarding task first.
Is GymRecall an AI coach?
No. It is for people who already know how they train. Its target is transparent and derived from prior performance, not an opaque coaching answer.
Is GymRecall available now?
Not yet. GymRecall is currently in private beta testing and is not yet publicly available on the App Store. This page will be updated once it is.