Gear is a workout log built around the people you actually lift with. Log the set, share the session, see what your friends did today. No influencers. No coaches yelling. Just the five or ten people you'd text after a good pull day anyway.
We rebuilt the workout log around the three digits that actually matter: reps, weight, and the check that says the set happened. Nothing else competes.
One tap, one number, done. The whole app is this quiet, nothing between you and the set you just did.
We show your week, not a badge. The orange dot is the only color in the app, reserved for the day you actually trained.
Text a few friends an invite. Their sessions show up with yours, just the handful of people you'd already tell about a good pull day.
Every workout you log fills a square. Nothing else does. The grid is the record, it's the only place the app claims to know something about your progress.
Open. Start. Log a set. Close. No tabs you don't use, no settings you'll never find, no tutorial. If you can text, you can use Gear, from the first session to the thousandth.
We read every email personally. Usually within a day.