In development · iPhone
Every machine in your gym, catalogued.
Point your phone at a machine. It reads the instruction plate, tells you what the machine is, and shows you every exercise you can do on it — without sending a single photo anywhere.
Try it — this is the real thing
Type what a plate at your gym says
This is not a mock-up. The matcher below is the same code that runs on the phone, compiled into this page. Whatever you type goes through exactly the logic the app uses, against all 45 machines it knows.
Most commercial machines have the name printed right on them.
Lat Pulldown
Plate read
How it works
The plate is already there
Nearly every machine on a commercial gym floor has its name printed on an instruction plate. Reading that is faster and far more reliable than trying to recognise a tangle of steel from a photo.
Point and shoot
One frame, on a button press — not a live camera held up in a room full of strangers. The photo is read on your phone and never written to disk.
It reads the plate
Warnings, weight limits and branding are filtered out. Worn plates and odd lighting are handled. If it genuinely cannot tell, it asks instead of guessing.
You get the machine
Every exercise that machine supports, the muscles each one works, and step-by-step instructions — available whether or not you have signal.
What’s in it
Built on a real catalogue
Privacy
The camera never phones home
You will be pointing a lens around a room full of half-dressed strangers, and plenty of gyms ban phone cameras on the floor for exactly that reason. So the capture is a single frame, it is read on your device, and it is never saved, uploaded or shown to anyone. The only thing this site stores is the email address you choose to give it.
Waitlist
Want it when it’s ready?
It’s being built in the open. Leave an email and we’ll send exactly one message when there’s something to try — and tell us your gym if you want its machines covered first.