Get To Fitness
Train. Track. Connect.
Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS.
Track your workouts, see your progress, and share your training. Strength, cardio, Pilates, yoga, and a community that keeps you showing up.
Train with purpose. Track your progress. Share your performance.
Get To Fitness was built for those who train hard. Bring your workout log and fitness community together. Record your training, understand your progress, and stay connected to the people who help you keep showing up.
LOG THE WAY YOU TRAIN
Track strength workouts, cardio, yoga, Pilates, and mixed sessions. Record exercises, sets, reps, weights, and workout notes. Organize supersets and circuits, use rest timers, and keep your training history in one place.
SEE YOUR PROGRESS
Review past workouts, personal records, training volume, and exercise history. Follow your consistency with your training calendar and streaks, and see which muscle groups you're training.
MAKE TRAINING SOCIAL
Share workout results with photos, videos, and scorecards. Follow friends and athletes, leave comments, and celebrate the work that happens every day.
KEEP YOUR TRAINING ORGANIZED
Use your Training Notebook to keep workout notes and details together. Return to past sessions to see what you did and plan what comes next.
CONNECT WITH APPLE HEALTH
Connect Apple Health to bring supported health and workout data into your training experience. You choose whether to connect and which permissions to allow.
Get To Fitness is free to download, with optional Premium subscriptions. Some features require Premium.
You don't have to. You get to.
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more Very easy to use and navigate, with a clean layout that makes tracking your progress effortless. The app provides immediate feedback and valuable insights based on your data, helping you understand what you’re doing well and where you can improve. The community aspect is also a huge plus. It keeps you motivated, creates accountability, and gives you the opportunity to connect with others while working towards your goals.
Very easy to use and navigate, with a clean layout that makes tracking your progress effortless. The app provides immediate feedback and valuable insights based on your data, helping you understand what you’re doing well and where you can improve. The community aspect is also a huge plus. It keeps you motivated, creates accountability, and gives you the opportunity to connect with others while working towards your goals.
Incredible app. Seeing others post their workouts helps me a ton with accountability, regardless of training program or schedule. I love the community aspect & have learned more than a few new movements/exercises from others. I am as consistent & motivated as I’ve ever been in the gym. Do yourself a favor & check it out
Incredible app. Seeing others post their workouts helps me a ton with accountability, regardless of training program or schedule. I love the community aspect & have learned more than a few new movements/exercises from others. I am as consistent & motivated as I’ve ever been in the gym. Do yourself a favor & check it out
I feel held accountable by everyone I interact with on the app. I am just as consistent now as I was when I was playing organized sports. The app has helped keep me disciplined and structured in terms of training and getting better. I’m very happy of my progress since starting with GetToFitness
I feel held accountable by everyone I interact with on the app. I am just as consistent now as I was when I was playing organized sports. The app has helped keep me disciplined and structured in terms of training and getting better. I’m very happy of my progress since starting with GetToFitness
Extremely easy to use and integration with wearables is awesome. Gives me better feedback and awareness on my progress, workload, and training split compared to Garmin or anything else I’ve used. Not to mention the community feel on the app ties it all together.
Extremely easy to use and integration with wearables is awesome. Gives me better feedback and awareness on my progress, workload, and training split compared to Garmin or anything else I’ve used. Not to mention the community feel on the app ties it all together.
A smoother, more reliable workout log.
• Better preservation of in-progress workouts when switching screens, reopening the app, or installing an update.
• More consistent exercise pickers, set-entry taps, and rest-timer controls.
• Fixed keyboard and cursor alignment when editing workout names, reps, and notes.
• Improved yoga and Pilates training-day counts on your profile.
• Additional privacy, sign-in, and stability improvements.
Thank you for training with Get To Fitness.
2.0.3 4d ago
• Yoga and Pilates now log just like your strength workouts: add photos and videos, @mention friends in your caption, tag training partners, add a song, and see your Performance Summary when you finish.
• Class days count toward your streak again.
• Editing a class now saves everything in one tap.
• Bug fixes and improvements.
2.0.2 Oct 20
This update improves wearable workout logging and recovery.
• Fixed an issue that could leave synced wearable workouts stuck on “already being saved.”
• Improved recovery of previously submitted wearable workouts while preserving their saved details.
• Made it easier to review pending workouts, with clearer save statuses and recovery options.
• Clarified creator referral information.
Thank you for training with Get To Fitness.
2.0.1 Oct 15
**Introducing Get To Fitness 2.0**
Our biggest evolution yet is here, designed to make every workout easier to track, understand, and share.
**What's New:**
- **A Refreshed Experience:** Redesigned Today, Training Calendar, Progress, and Profile experiences make it easier to stay connected to your training.
- **Expanded Workout Logging:** Track strength, cardio, Yoga, Pilates, and more with dedicated logging experiences.
- **Better Wearable Integration:** Improved Apple Health and wearable workout imports, activity recognition, and workout data handling.
- **Capture Your Training:** Add photos and captions to Yoga and Pilates sessions to document more of your fitness journey.
- **Training Notebook:** Keep your workout notes and training details organized.
- **Smarter Progress Tracking:** Explore your performance and progress through updated visualizations and insights.
- **Performance & Reliability:** Improvements across workout saving, media handling, security, and app stability.
This is just the beginning. Thank you for being part of the Get To Fitness community.
**Train with Purpose. Track your Progress. Share your Performance.**
2.0.0 Oct 13
What’s New in 1.1.9
Get To Fitness now understands more of the ways you train.
• More detailed logging for running, hiking, cycling, rowing, swimming, CrossFit, HYROX, sports, mobility, recovery, and more
• Smarter workout sections with training-specific fields for strength, cardio, mobility, and mixed sessions
• Improved completed-workout editing — add, remove, reorder, move, or update exercises, sets, and sections after you train
• Better workout results, recaps, sharing, and repeat-workout accuracy across mixed training styles
• Continued improvements to workout logging, performance tracking, reliability, and overall polish
Train your way. Get To Fitness keeps up.
1.1.9 Sep 26
• Structured Logger improvements make workout entry smoother and more consistent across the ways you start training.
• Section editing is clearer — when removing a section, choose whether its exercises stay or go.
• Post-workout progress feedback has been refined to make completed training easier to understand.
• Light-theme hierarchy, touch targets, HealthKit handling, and mobile usability have been polished.
• Additional reliability and release-quality improvements throughout the app.
• iOS 27 Fixes
Train your way. Track what matters. Keep progressing.
1.1.8 Sep 21
• Structured Logger improvements make workout entry smoother and more consistent across the ways you start training.
• Section editing is clearer — when removing a section, choose whether its exercises stay or go.
• Post-workout progress feedback has been refined to make completed training easier to understand.
• Light-theme hierarchy, touch targets, HealthKit handling, and mobile usability have been polished.
• Additional reliability and release-quality improvements throughout the app.
Train your way. Track what matters. Keep progressing.
1.1.7 Sep 15
a) STRUCTURED LOGGER: canvas actions "Add Exercise", "Add Section", "Block Library". Add a "Superset" or "Circuit" section, then use its "Add exercise to this section". The posted result shows each section with its type.
b) BLOCK LIBRARY: section "..." menu -> "Save to Block Library" (a section with a cardio movement, or a movement with no logged set, is refused with the reason shown). Then "Block Library" on the canvas inserts it back. It is empty until you save one.
c) PROGRAMS & PLANS: bottom-nav Explore -> Programs -> "Follow Program" (Premium) -> schedule. Profile -> "Plans" shows the calendar and the Program Workspace.
d) OFFLINE: Airplane Mode mid-workout -> "Finish Workout" -> "Post it" -> "Workout finished — Pending sync". Relaunch, reconnect: it posts exactly once.
e) APPLE WATCH (optional): installs with the iPhone app. Start on iPhone; the wrist shows the exercise, "Set N of M", steppers, "Complete set", rest timer and heart rate, and keeps running when you lower your wrist. Wrist "Quick start" asks the iPhone to open the session.
f) LIVE ACTIVITY (iOS 16.1+, physical device): a lock-screen timer during a workout.
1.1.6 Sep 10
Circuits, finally done right.
Group your movements and GetTo now treats the block as rounds. Every checkmark walks you to the next exercise, and rest fires once — when the lap closes, not after every single set. Your post reads "Circuit · 8 movements × 3 rounds".
Also in this update:
One dumbbell? Say so. A new "One DB" weight mode logs goblet squats, single-arm work and weighted sit-ups honestly, instead of making you double a number that was never doubled.
Rest alerts that actually reach you. Turn on a chime, a buzz, or both — and if your phone is locked or in your pocket, GetTo taps you when the rest is up.
Live workouts that stay live. Friends training now no longer flicker on and off while their phone sleeps, set counts are accurate, and a cheer is once per session.
Daily Steps Moments count with you. A shared Moment keeps climbing instead of freezing the number you had when you posted it.
Messages grew up. Send photos, tag people by name and tap through to their profile, and watch replies arrive without leaving the thread.
Reorder without the accidents. Picking an exercise up now takes a press and hold, so scrolling is just scrolling.
Fewer permission pop-ups. Apple Health is only ever asked for when you tap to connect it.
Plus: your muscle map has a figure you can switch, ratings clear when a set stops being a working set, and creator covers keep their own shape.
1.1.5 Aug 14
• Get To is now on Apple Watch: complete sets from your wrist, adjust weight with the crown, and see your rest timer, heart rate, and next set at a glance
• Your finished workouts count toward your Activity rings, and heart-rate zones appear on your posts automatically
• Start your scheduled workout right from the watch — or from the new Today card on your home feed
• Add Get To to your watch face to see your next scheduled session
• Your daily steps can count themselves toward step challenges, with a new steps card on your profile
• A song you add to a workout can now play with your video, and your scorecards show the track
• Plus dark mode polish and plenty of refinements
1.1.4 Aug 11
• Connect with your coach the moment you join — pick your creator during setup and their program is waiting for you
• Your first session is a gift: choose what you're training next and get a full day from your creator's program, free
• Smoother posting: fixed a hiccup where the Health permission prompt could get stuck behind the keyboard
• Plus faster onboarding, clearer subscription management, and plenty of polish
1.1.3 Aug 4
Meet creators on Get To
• Follow real coaches and athletes — creator programs, communities, and the CREATOR badge so you know who's legit
• Invited by a coach? Enter their handle during signup and you're instantly connected — you follow each other and their training shows up in your feed
• Train like Arnold: three authentic golden-era programs with step-by-step guides — the first day of every program is free to try
• Smarter exercise tracking: SSB, trap, EZ and Swiss bar variants now read correctly however you name them
• Clearer error messages and dozens of polish fixes
1.1.2 Jul 29
This one’s all polish — dozens of fixes that make every session feel right.
New in 1.1.1:
- Find your people — follow suggested athletes during onboarding, and follow anyone right from the feed
- Your streak travels with you — train across time zones without ever losing a day
- Frame it your way — crop and zoom your profile photo when you upload it
- Walks, hikes, and runs tracked on your phone now show their route map on your workout card
- Smarter consistency tracking — every kind of training counts, and no more phantom “missed days”
- Editing a workout no longer touches its song, heart-rate data, or photo framing
- Sharper share cards, a muscle map that always keeps up, and steadier workout timers
- Tap the status bar to jump right back to the top
1.1.1 Jul 21
This update makes Get To feel more polished everywhere — plus a few things you've been asking for.
New in 1.1.0:
• Dark Mode — choose Light, Dark, or match your phone (Settings → Appearance)
• More reliable push notifications, delivered smarter and quieter — and tap a like or comment to land right on it
• A smarter Momentum score that rewards showing up consistently
• Wearable workout cards leveled up for every brand — Garmin, Whoop, Oura, Apple Watch, Polar, Wahoo, Fitbit — with cleaner, more accurate stats
• Trim, split, or reframe long videos right inside the app so they fit the feed perfectly
• Sharper, faster-loading photos and full-bleed media — no more black bars
• A more premium profile: gym-buddy accountability, all-time rival records, and week-over-week progress
• Dozens of reliability and polish fixes across logging, feed, and sharing
1.1.0 Jul 16
- Shareable workout cards: expanded editor for the user's OWN social sharing — layout templates, color/font themes, transparent "sticker" export, one-tap share to Instagram Stories, and an optional animated video version. All user-initiated; shares only the user's own workout data + any photo/video they choose.
- New-user onboarding now requires completing a short profile (photo, name, goal, body weight) before using social features — an anti-abuse measure; collected in a ~1-minute guided flow.
- Connected devices (Garmin, Oura, Fitbit, Polar, Wahoo via our aggregator Terra) are easier to find and review; nothing posts automatically — the user reviews every imported workout. Google and Hevy were removed from the list this release.
- Upload-your-own training program: improved parsing accuracy for exercise names and set/rep/weight prescriptions.
- An in-app update notice can prompt the user to install the latest version from the App Store (standard version-gate; links to our own App Store listing).
- Assorted fixes.
1.0.9 Jul 8
What's new in 1.0.8
- Wearables: connect Garmin, Google, Oura, Fitbit, Polar, Wahoo and Hevy — workouts sync in for the user to review and post.
- Sign in with Apple + Sign in with Google (alongside the existing email code sign-in).
- Training programs: browse curated programs, ratings & reviews, share links, and upload your own program (photo/PDF/CSV) to schedule it.
- Live workout logger improvements: session timer with optional countdown, one-tap round repeat for CrossFit-style workouts, confirmation before discarding a draft.
- Redesigned onboarding with a step-by-step guided setup.
- Community challenges: ready-made "Start the WOD" sessions inside challenges, with leaderboards and completion badges.
1.0.8 Jul 7
Type-, focus-, equipment-aware AI workouts
Suggested + Inspired AI now understand **CrossFit / cardio / hybrid block** sessions (not just flat lifts) and produce **equipment-feasible** results
- Removed the web "Add to Home Screen" PWA prompt (the App Store is the distribution target).
- App + GTFLiveActivity extension versioned to **1.0.7 (1)**.
1.0.7 May 28
> GetTo 1.0.6 — the premium feel release.
Native-feel everywhere**: Every tap fires haptic feedback. Every modal dismiss is a generous 44×44 hit area. Every detail page slides in from the right and supports left-edge swipe-back — the way iOS is meant to feel.
iOS-native gestures**: Swipe from the left edge of any community, challenge, profile, or workout page to navigate back. Tap the status bar to instantly scroll to the top of any feed.
Polished loading + empty states**: Replaced spinners with shape skeletons that match the final layout — you see where content will land before it loads. Standardized empty states across every "no data yet" surface so the app feels alive instead of broken.
7 critical fixes from your feedback**: Edit-workout duplicate-exercise bug squashed (with cleanup of affected workouts). Performance summary AI cache bug fixed. Video upload sped up dramatically (~5× faster on multi-video posts via native AVAssetWriter at 4 Mbps + concurrent upload). Scorecard whiteout-to-home crash eliminated by removing the live video element from the editor (use the new ▶ Preview button to verify your video before exporting). Bottom nav scroll-to-top, back-button reliability, and shared-link App Store routing all fixed.
Same app you love. Now feels like the app you've always wanted it to feel like.
1.0.6 May 25
v1.0.5 — Smoother, faster, more social.
- Communities
Train with your gym group, your buddies, or your favorite trainer's community. Owners can post announcements (everyone gets a notification), and members see everyone's workouts in one place.
- Challenges
Compete on community leaderboards. Earn badges for completing challenges — and yes, they stay on your profile forever. New 'Different Workout Days' challenge type makes daily streak goals impossible to game.
Faster than v1.0.4
Major performance work across the app. Detail pages render instantly, the feed paints from cache on app open, taps feel responsive again across communities and sponsors.
Fixes
- The performance summary modal no longer keeps popping up after dismissal
- Invite links no longer leave you stranded on a white screen
- Multi-tap-required bugs across community and sponsor pages
- Plus a long list of smaller bug fixes from v1.0.4 testing
Thanks for the feedback — keep it coming.
1.0.5 May 15
GetTo 1.0.4 — the moment fitness gets a soul.
**Brand-new Challenges experience** — Discover challenges from your favorite gyms and creators, complete real fitness goals, and unlock rewards (discount codes, partner credits) when you cross the finish line. Earn a custom completion badge for every challenge — they live forever in your trophy case.
**Communities + Sponsors** — Local gyms, online crews, and workplace groups can run their own communities and host sponsored challenges. Discover and search them alphabetically, and tap into your favorite gym's sponsor profile to see every challenge they're running. Community owners can delegate management to their staff with the new Managers role.
**Compete or collaborate** — Every challenge runs in one of two modes. Competitive: leaderboard, top performer wins. Collective: one shared community goal, everybody contributes. Pick your style. Tap any challenge’s athlete pile to open the full leaderboard with Overall and Following views.
**Public or private** — Open to anyone with the link, or private with owner approval. You’re in control of who joins.
**Apple Watch + HealthKit, now native** — Your Watch workouts auto-attach to GTF when you save — heart rate, active calories, and duration pulled straight from the Health app. Body weight syncs in too: log it once on your Watch or scale, see it everywhere. Pick a specific Watch workout to attach from the edit modal, or flip on auto-import in Settings and never think about it again.
**Track effort your way — RPE or RIR** — When you mark a working set, pick the scale you think in: RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion, 6–10) or RIR (Reps in Reserve, 0–4). Both measure the same thing. The chip on each set displays exactly what you entered, no mental math.
**Muscle map now lights up for cardio too** — Walks, runs, rides, rows, stair workouts — your scorecard's Muscles Worked widget now highlights what each cardio session actually trains, with consensus exercise-science mappings for every common modality.
**Native iOS feel everywhere** — Every tap fires haptic feedback. Every modal dismiss is a generous 44×44 hit area. Every detail page slides in from the right and supports left-edge swipe-back. Tap the status bar to scroll any feed to the top. External links (songs, gym websites, social profiles, partner offers) now open inside the app instead of bouncing you to Safari — tap Done to land back exactly where you left.
**Faster + more reliable** — Video uploads now work cleanly for every clip type your iPhone records (including the latest HDR ones) and finish in roughly 10 seconds end-to-end. Scorecards with a video background save to Photos without the old black-frame opener. Tappable buttons everywhere fire on the first tap. Edit-workout duplicate-exercise bug squashed. Performance summary AI cache fixed. Bottom nav scroll-to-top, back-button reliability, and shared-link App Store routing all fixed.
Same app you love. Now it feels like the app you've always wanted it to feel like.
1.0.4 May 14
GetTo 1.0.3 — the emotion release.
Badges
Earn medals for strength milestones (Bench 225, Squat 405, Deadlift 500…) and workout-count clubs (10, 50, 100 sessions). We've already given you credit for everything you've done — check your profile.
Plans + Calendar
Plan your week or month with a real calendar view. Drag any plan to a different day. Mark complete when you crush it.
Gym Buddies + Shared Plans
Add up to three workout buddies. Share a plan with them — both of you can complete and edit it. See who showed up.
Moments
Quick photo and video posts from the gym, shared in real time. Capture what you're doing right now, not just after the workout's logged.
GPI 2.0
Your daily GPI tier is now a moment, not just a number. Morning ritual, "What would move my GPI?" insight, and tier-up celebrations.
AI-Powered Workouts
Don't know what to train? Tap Explore → "Get To Suggested Workout" for a personalized session based on your training history.
Push Notifications
Get notified when buddies share plans, complete a shared session, or like your post. Granular controls in Settings.
Plus a major polish + reliability pass: smoother video uploads, sharper customizable scorecards (now with one-finger resize handles), faster profile loads, better keyboard handling, and crash reporting that actually catches problems.
Lift heavier. Train together. Feel it.
1.0.3 May 1
SMARTER INSPIRED WORKOUTS
The AI now classifies each suggested exercise by equipment, cardio vs strength, supersets, and interval style - producing workouts that match how you actually train.
NEW: EXACT COPY MODE
Tap any user's post and follow their workout set-by-set with one tap.
NEW: DAILY MORNING NUDGE
A personalized coach-voice notification each morning with a workout tailored to your training pattern and what your
friends are doing.
NEW: PRIVATE PROGRESS PHOTOS
Track visual progress alongside your body weight, fully private — only you can see them.
NEW: COVER SELECTOR FOR VIDEOS
Choose a specific frame from your uploaded video to use as the post cover.
REDESIGNED PERFORMANCE SCORECARDS
- Anatomical muscle map with realistic body illustrations and detailed muscle highlighting.
- 5 new widgets: Streak, Song of the Day, Gym, Muscle Map, and Recent Volume spark chart.
- Pick exactly which exercises to show on your scorecard.
- Tap any gym from the database for location attribution.
- Minor Improvements applied to Top Lift, Highlights, and AI Insight widgets.
- One-tap Regenerate to refresh AI-generated summaries.
ENGAGE MORE WITH FRIENDS
- Like Song of the Day posts — posters get notified.
- Cleaner logo on the Weekly Recap row.
LOGGING IMPROVEMENTS
- The keyboard no longer blocks set rows in Create, Edit, and Program workout modals.
- Accurate top-set rep counts in performance summaries.
- Calendar-week workout counts now reflect Sunday-to-today correctly.
FASTER & MORE RELIABLE
- Video uploads now generate thumbnails reliably across iPhone versions.
- Improved media delivery speed via CDN.
- Performance summaries automatically refresh when you edit a logged workout.
- Sharper avatar lightbox view.
BUG FIXES
- Fixed login / session persistence on older iOS builds.
- Corrected accuracy issues in post-workout summaries.
- Admin exercise review flow is more reliable.
- Multiple polish fixes across feed, profile, and logging.
1.0.2 Apr 23
• Fixed an issue where the app could crash when taking a profile photo
• Active workout timer no longer covers the Song of the Day or feed content
• Gym detail pages now load correctly for all gyms
• Custom exercises can now be added without errors for previously used names
• Video thumbnails now display properly in the profile grid
• Improved onboarding flow — no more duplicate popups on login
• Keyboard "Done" button added for easier input dismissal
• General stability and performance improvements
1.0.1 Apr 14
A smoother, more reliable workout log.
• Better preservation of in-progress workouts when switching screens, reopening the app, or installing an update.
• More consistent exercise pickers, set-entry taps, and rest-timer controls.
• Fixed keyboard and cursor alignment when editing workout names, reps, and notes.
• Improved yoga and Pilates training-day counts on your profile.
• Additional privacy, sign-in, and stability improvements.
Thank you for training with Get To Fitness.
more Version 2.0.3 4d ago
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