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This AI-powered fitness app generates personalized workouts and tracks nutrition from photos. It offers a vast exercise library, custom routine creation, and offline functionality. A free trial unlocks advanced AI features.
What's New in Ellim
1.0.65
October 6, 2026
DESCRIBE A MEAL (PREMIUM) Type it or say it: "Two eggs, toast and a coffee." Ellim splits it into foods with calories and macros and shows them on the same review screen as a photo scan. Fix anything, then log it. Or skip the app. Say "Hey Siri, log a meal in Ellim" or "Tell Ellim what I ate." Siri logs it and tells you what it added. Press and hold the Ellim icon for a Describe a meal shortcut. SLEEP TRACKING Connect Apple Health and last night's sleep shows up on Today: how long you slept, when you went to bed, when you woke up, and your Deep, Core, REM and Awake time if your Apple Watch tracks stages. Swipe back through any night, or jump to a date on the calendar. Health got a night wrong, or you slept without your Watch? Add or fix it in a couple of taps. Ellim writes only the nights you add or fix back to Apple Health, so both apps match. What your Watch recorded stays as it is. Ellim reads only your sleep from Apple Health. It doesn't read your steps, heart rate or location. SLEEP HISTORY (PREMIUM) See your 14-night trend and every night on the calendar. Nights under 7 hours are marked in red, so short weeks are easy to spot. YOUR FIRST WORKOUT, ON THE CALENDAR New to Ellim? At the end of setup, and on Today until you log something, you can snap your first meal or pick a time for your first workout. Ellim sends one reminder. After that, it's on you. FIXES • Scan or search an over-the-counter medicine and Ellim now says it doesn't track medicine, instead of counting its calories. • The serving size and the header now show the same weight. Before, one could read 311 g while the other read 312 g. • Deleting a workout from the Train tab no longer crashes the app. • Tapping Profile from Settings now always opens it. • Sleep's "today" stays correct past midnight. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT • Log water without opening Ellim: use the Water widget, Control Center, your Lock Screen, the Action button, or "Hey Siri, log water in Ellim." • Your Own Exercises (Premium): add up to 50 exercises that aren't in our 3,500+ library. They work in routines, live workouts, history and insights. • Smarter search: typos get fixed, so "bnch" finds bench press.
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Ellim Plus (Yearly)
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FAQ
What is Ellim?
Ellim is an AI-powered fitness app that creates custom workouts in seconds and tracks your nutrition from a photo. It offers a free tier with core features and a premium subscription for advanced AI capabilities.
How does Ellim's AI workout generation work?
You describe your desired workout to the AI, and it generates a custom session in approximately 15 seconds. This eliminates the need for templates and guesswork in your training.
Can Ellim track my nutrition without manual input?
Yes, Ellim features AI Meal Detection, allowing you to snap a photo of your meal to get instant calorie and macro breakdowns. It also supports manual logging and barcode scanning.
Is Ellim free to use?
The core features of Ellim are free to use forever. A 7-day free trial is available to unlock advanced AI features through an Ellim Plus subscription.
What are the subscription options for Ellim Plus?
Ellim Plus is available through a monthly subscription for $17.99 or a yearly subscription for $99.99. These plans unlock the full suite of AI-driven features.
Does Ellim have ads?
No, Ellim is ad-free. The developers state that the app is built without ads, bloat, or dark patterns, focusing on a clean user experience.
What devices does Ellim support?
Currently, Ellim is supported on iPhones. The app integrates with HealthKit for seamless data sharing.
How often is Ellim updated?
The latest version of Ellim is 1.0.48, which was last updated on August 7, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle.









