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Give your gym its own branded app with your logo, colors and domain. Manage trainees, assign daily workout, diet and supplement plans, track progress, and let members access their plans from their phones, without building an app from scratch.
I built Gyme to solve a problem that many independent gyms know too well: workout plans scattered across PDFs, spreadsheets and WhatsApp chats, with no simple way to manage trainees and keep everyone on the same page.
Gyme gives each gym its own branded app — with its own name, logo, colors and domain — without having to build and maintain a mobile app from scratch.
Here's what you can do with it:
🏋️ Assign daily workout, diet and supplement plans.
✅ Let trainees see today's plan and mark it as done.
📈 Track body measurements and progress over time.
👥 Manage trainees, coaches and their roles.
📱 Give members an installable app that works offline.
🔓 Choose the managed cloud version or self-host the open-source software.
The goal is simple: help gym owners spend less time managing files and chasing updates, and more time coaching.
I'd especially love feedback from gym owners and personal trainers: What would you need to see before trusting a tool like this with your trainees?
And if you try Gyme, let me know where the experience feels confusing or what's missing. I'm building this to solve a real operational problem, and honest feedback is welcome.
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About Gyme on Product Hunt
“Your gym's own branded app, without the build”
Gyme was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #382 on the daily leaderboard. Give your gym its own branded app with your logo, colors and domain. Manage trainees, assign daily workout, diet and supplement plans, track progress, and let members access their plans from their phones, without building an app from scratch.
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Rastin Amani
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built Gyme to solve a problem that many independent gyms know too well: workout plans scattered across PDFs, spreadsheets and WhatsApp chats, with no simple way to manage trainees and keep everyone on the same page.
Gyme gives each gym its own branded app — with its own name, logo, colors and domain — without having to build and maintain a mobile app from scratch.
Here's what you can do with it:
🏋️ Assign daily workout, diet and supplement plans.
✅ Let trainees see today's plan and mark it as done.
📈 Track body measurements and progress over time.
👥 Manage trainees, coaches and their roles.
📱 Give members an installable app that works offline.
🔓 Choose the managed cloud version or self-host the open-source software.
The goal is simple: help gym owners spend less time managing files and chasing updates, and more time coaching.
I'd especially love feedback from gym owners and personal trainers: What would you need to see before trusting a tool like this with your trainees?
And if you try Gyme, let me know where the experience feels confusing or what's missing. I'm building this to solve a real operational problem, and honest feedback is welcome.
Thanks for checking it out! 🚀