Gymshare

CHALLENGE YOUR CREW Bet your spotters you'll all train three days a week for two weeks, or two days for one, or five for four. Every finished workout counts on its own; no posting, no check-ins. Standings are only bragging rights: most training days lead, ties share a place, nobody is ranked on how much they lift. Calling someone out takes three steps: pick a bet, pick your crew from the people you spot, then a stake, a start and a cover. Stakes are presets between friends, shakes or coffee on whoever misses, the gym playlist; Gymshare never collects them. A bet can start right now or on a chosen day, and your crew can still join after it has begun: everyone counts from the day they join, so nobody starts with days already banked. Each bet has its own cover and a week grid, one cell per day, your rhythm next to your crew's. The bet keeps talking: it says when it starts, recaps each week in the app, warns you at 48 hours and tells you the moment you hit your target. Finish it for up to 40 XP, one paid finish a week. With three or more finishers the top three take medals and extra XP, and a perfect bet pays a bonus. Live bets sit at the top of your feed; your record sits on your profile. Notifications: Settings › Notifications › Challenges. SHARE A BET, AND LET PEOPLE IN Share a bet to your feed and anyone who spots you can join it from there, up to twelve. Joining stays open while there is still time to reach the target, and everyone counts from the day they join. Stop sharing, and the card is gone. When it settles you can share how you did — your own result, never anyone else's — or save it as a card for your story. NEVER LOSE A WORKOUT TO BAD SIGNAL Finish a workout in a basement gym with no bars and it no longer disappears. The workout is saved, and we post it the moment you're back online — so it still earns its XP and still counts toward a challenge. If anything is waiting, the workout says so, with a button to post it yourself. Your live workout also survives opening the app with no connection. YOUR NUMBERS, EXPLAINED The Levels page now tells you why it credits fewer workouts than your history lists — the daily post limit, a deleted or hidden post, or one that hasn't been posted yet. And you can see how many posts you have left today before you finish, not after. INVITE ANYONE, NOT JUST PEOPLE ALREADY HERE Every Link-Up you're part of now has a share link. Send it to whoever you train with and they see who's going, which gym and when — then they're in, whether or not they had Gymshare five minutes ago. Tap "Share link" on the Link-Up. It stops working once the session is over, and you can turn it off before that. TAKE YOUR TRAINING WITH YOU Settings › Your data exports every finished workout as a spreadsheet (CSV) or a complete record (JSON) — one row per set, weights in kg, nothing left out. It's your history; you should be able to keep a copy of it. BRING SOMEONE WITH YOU Now you can invite the person you actually train with, not just people who were already here. Your profile has an invite link — send it, and whoever opens it sees who it came from before they've installed anything. It doesn't expire, and you can turn it off whenever you like. It's offered where you'd want it too: an empty feed, an empty spotters list, an empty search. And your workout, PR and level cards now carry it, so a card you put on your story leads somewhere and has your name on it.