Quick verdict
- What it is
- Store information collected; independent summary not yet available.
- At a glance
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- Free download · core features require a paid plan
- In-app purchases
- From $4.99/mo
Categories and search queries
Official categories
- Health & Fitness
- Sports
AppCorpus categories
Key functions
| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
| In-app purchases | Yes | Limited free | — | Store published |
| Siri Shortcuts | Yes | Unknown | App Store | Store published |
| Subscription | Yes | Paid | — | Store published |
Screens
No screenshots collected yet.
Pricing & paywalls
App Store
- Gymatic Premium — $4.99/month (derived from the IAP title)
- Gymatic Premium — $29.99/year ($2.49/mo) (derived from the IAP title)
Ratings & reviews
App Store
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5/5A Pioneer In Wearable Technology
I got this App in 2017 (or was it 2016?) when it first came out. It was still in development and I agreed to try it out and share my information during. I loved the App then and anticipated its potential. No doubt, as the only App at the time able to utilize the Apple Watch and iPhone’s accelerometer and gyroscope to detect and evaluate motion during exercise, it was bound to go far…even integrated within the Apple Health System (hardwired into Watch and Phone). Well, I stopped using my Apple Watch some time after and therefore didn’t use the Gymatic App. However, I got interested again in movement tracking recently due to my recent diagnosis of Parkinson’s. So, I picked up that old Watch and tried to download the App again into it. Sadly, although the Software is still compatible, the App won’t install. Not sure why. I have read plenty of reviews regarding this issue dating back at least a year. I suppose the Vimo guys are not in business anymore?
Rafael Cruz, MD · 31 Jul 2026
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3/5Best Workout App- End of Discussion
Update 2: one bug was fixed and replaced with another. Now when I start a freeform workout from my Apple Watch, I can’t stop it once I’m done. The only option to pause. I can’t to power my watch down to stop the program from running. And of course the entire workout was recorded, so frustrating! Update: I originally ranked this 5 stars but for the past few weeks I keep getting the same error that my logs weren't saved. Even after resetting the app, the same result occurs. I do not see an effective way to seek tech support and therefore must lower this app to 3 starts until this problem is fixed. This is the Best Workout App for me; End of Discussion. I've been using this app since I got my Apple Watch about a month ago. I've used it twice a day everyday. It has learned my routine and has become more accurate with the rep count. I just open the app on my Apple Watch, start a season and it recognizes the exercise I'm doing and records the reps. It's that easy. You can't go wrong with this app. I tried the other apps but this app beat them by a mile and offered everything I needed for my workouts.
Mr. Vikk · 31 Jul 2026
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3/5Amazing motion tracking...but that’s it.
This is a good app for tracking your motion and recognition of exercises. It’s so nice to not have to keep logging info during a workout but unfortunately the convenience stops there. Unfortunately it’s not 100% accurate and usually misses a rep in the beginning and at the end. Unfortunately there is room for improvement for editing exercises from the watch, it is cumbersome to keep fixing the auto log and there’s no way to bulk update or go back a set. The way the app works it’s very easy to accidentally log a set and you have to go back and delete them and re-add them. If this could get cleaned up it would be easier to use the auto log feature The worst part of the app is the guided workouts. They have no guide without using the internet to go to a website that explains them but it would be easier to google it at that point. No instructions transfer to the app or the watch and it really makes the app harder to use for an entire workout. They seem to have ignored a lot of the guidance so you already need to know what you’re doing before getting into this app.
Agenthucky · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5The best workout tracker hands down
I’ve been using this app since day one and still do so every day even years later. I’ve even tried others over the years and nothing else is even close. My only complaint is that it hasn’t improved much over the years. Although that’s just a testament as to how good this app really is. With that in mind, I’d like to make some suggestions for improvement: - Combine pre-existing workouts so I can, for example, alternate between parts of an ab workout with a chest workout and not have to sort through all of my exercises as I would in a “free form” workout. - The ability to superset multiple exercises from a workout on the fly. - Either / or options for workouts. That way I can have several choices within a workout especially in a busy gym where preferred equipment may be unavailable. - Multiple levels of categorizing for exercises. - Metadata support for custom exercises - Support for external / multiple BLE accelerometers to better identify and track exercises. These devices are cheap and easy to obtain, plus they could even sell them. - the ability for watch and phone to work together while a workout is in progress. In spite of these suggestions don’t get me wrong this is hands down the best workout tracking app on any platform.
The Real Zam · 31 Jul 2026
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3/5Good days and bad days
This app has the potential to be the greatest thing to happen the gym!!!! Most of my exercises are tracked nearly perfectly when I use the app on my watch. However, once in a blue moon, the app will have a bad day. It will jump to the next exercise 3 reps into a set. This is frustrating during some exercises like squats. The app will let “undo” if it moves ahead on its own. But you only have 3 seconds to tap that little button. That is not happening weighted out under the bar. If you do not catch it in time. There is no going back or fixing it live in then app. If you go to hit undo, and you are just a hair late, you have now just hit the finished exercise area on the watch. So you just skipped two sets. The second mistake can be “undone”. But the first is now uneditable. You can select to move ahead with a different exercise, but you can not select which set #. So if it skips set two of a particular lift, or thinks it detects a different exercise, and you try to go back to the original lift, but you cannot tell it which set you want to do. It will automatically start you at set 3. Until the AI of the program is better I think the user should have an option to let the use manually Mark when each exercise is finished. And can we get a permanent undo button located away from the finished set area?
RoseyRider · 31 Jul 2026
Privacy & accessibility
App Store
Privacy
- Data Not Collected Developer declared
Accessibility
No accessibility labels collected yet.
Versions
App Store
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4.10
Many bug fixes
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4.11
Get around Force Touch issues in the latest WatchOS
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4.12
Refine Force Touch workaround
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4.13
Bug fixes
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4.14
Bug fixes
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4.15
bug fixes
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4.17
More reliable Apple Signin
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4.18
bug fixes
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4.19
· 14 Jul 2025
Cleaner UI, better dark mode support
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4.4.6
- Add confirmation before deleting a workout - Get around "Object not found" bug
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4.5
- Music control right from the app (swipe to the left-most page in FreeForm or Guided mode) on WatchOS5 - The biggest motion detection algorithm update. The detection algorithm now runs 300 times faster, and it is more accurate than before. The detection accuracy has passed a large wearable maker's stringent accuracy requirement. Faster algorithm means a) it will consume less of your watch battery, b) if you have many tens or even hundreds of motion programmed, you may have encountered crashes due to CPU limit, and those crashes will be gone in this version. Warning: because of the motion algorithm update, we made slight change to the motion database format. We are unable to do 100% perfect conversion from the old format, so for some motions, you may have to train it one more time.
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4.5.1
- fix a problem in Guided mode, where it is easy to accidentally learn random motion. This fix will prevent from learning random motion in the future, but you may have to go into Settings->Edit Motion to remove already learned random motion. - Improve motion recognition accuracy.
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4.6
support new infographic complications, including GraphicCorner, GraphicBezel, GraphicCircular
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4.6.1
reverse complication change, which is creating crash for some users, our apologies
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4.6.3
Add back infographic complication
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4.7
- Support Apple Sign In - Updated for iOS 13 and watchOS 6
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4.7.1
bug fix
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4.7.2
- fix edit workout crash - fix alert UI on watchOS 6
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4.7.3
- Fix Dark Mode - Fix crashes on watch
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4.8
Revise motion tracking algorithm. It is slightly different from past versions, you may have to retrain certain motions in order to be recognized correctly. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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4.8.1
Fixed several crashes and bugs
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4.8.2
Fixed subscription renewal bug
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4.8.3
- fixed manual log not saving
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4.8.5
- bugs fixed
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4.9
many bug fixes
Alternatives
- Gymaholic: Workout Tracker — Same category + similar ratings
Availability by market
- US
Data quality & evidence
- Page completeness
- Live store listing
- Last verified
- 31 Jul 2026
- Sources
- App Store
- Independent summary has not been published yet.
- Screenshots: not yet collected