Make every
rep count.

Plan the session. Log the work.
See what’s changing.

Take a closer look

Gym Anvil Home illustration with workout planning and weekly consistency cards floating above the screen.

Built around your training.↓Plan · Train · Progress

From the first plan.
To the next personal best.

One place for the work before, during, and after your workout.

Go in prepared.

Exercises, sets, and reps.
Your session at a glance.

Plan 02

Stay with the set.

Record the lift.
Keep your previous set in view.

Train 03

Keep the bigger picture.

Session totals and records.
The work you can look back on.

Review

Illustrated Push Day workout plan with raised exercise rows and its muscle map.

Find your next exercise

A good session
starts before
the first set.

See what you’re training and how much you’ve planned. Walk in with your exercises, sets, and reps already together.

Your workout in one view

Exercises with visual references

Sets and reps, ready to follow

Put a picture
to the movement.

Explore a selection of exercise illustrations. Find a movement and open it for a closer look.

16 exercise illustrations

In the moment.
In control.

The lift in front of you. Your previous set beside it. A logger that keeps the numbers close while you focus on the work.

Example completed set60 kg×8 reps

Workout logger illustration with raised exercise information, a completed 60 kilogram by 8 rep set and rest controls.

Weight & reps

The numbers behind the lift.

Previous set

A reference for what comes next.

Rest timer

Right where you need it.

Between sets.
Still in the flow.

Add a little time. Skip when you’re ready. Rest controls stay within reach of your workout.

Generated illustration of the logger’s raised rest control bar: minus 15 seconds, timer at 1:57, plus 15 seconds, and Skip.

Small changes.
A stronger picture.

Look beyond one session. Follow an exercise over time and see your training in perspective.

Raised Barbell Bench Press progress chart with an example 149.4 kilogram metric and 16 workouts finished card.

Illustrative exercise progress and workout totals.

You did the work.
Now see it
all together.

When the workout is finished, take a moment to look back. Session totals, exercise results, and personal records bring it together.

13Sets

6,180 kgVolume

Example Quads session shown in the summary.

Illustrated completed Quads session with 13 sets, 6,180 kilograms of volume and a personal record card lifting from the screen.

Watch concept

A little closer.
A lot less
to hold.

A companion concept for keeping your set, elapsed workout time, and rest on your wrist.

Graphite watch render showing the proposed Gym Anvil workout screen

Rest1:30

Next set 60 kg × 8

A closer look.

A few things about this preview.

Can I try the app screens here?

Yes. Open the app preview to explore Home, Plan, Train, Review, and Progress. These are screen previews; they don’t save a workout.

Are the numbers from one workout?

The screens use separate example sessions to show each part of the experience. The figures are illustrative, rather than one continuous workout.

What are the exercise illustrations?

This page features 16 selected exercise illustrations. Use the filters or search to explore them, then open any image at a larger size.

Is the watch experience available?

The watch section is a companion concept. It shows a possible direction for the experience and isn’t a release announcement.

Make every rep count.

From the first plan. To the next personal best.

Go in prepared.

Stay with the set.

Keep the bigger picture.

A good session starts before the first set.

Put a picture to the movement.

In the moment. In control.

Between sets. Still in the flow.

Small changes. A stronger picture.

You did the work. Now see it all together.

A little closer. A lot less to hold.