GYMIFY vs LiftMark

Every client who is registered in a fitness center that uses the GYMIFY system has the opportunity to set their password and log in to their profile. New clients have the option to register for their new fitness center directly from the application. In the application, you can register your arrival at the fitness center, manage your membership, log in to the reservation system and get to know people from your gym.

LiftMark is a strength-training log built around one idea: when you start a set, you should already see what you did last time. Tap a template and your workout is ready — every set pre-filled with the weight and reps from your last session with that exercise. No paper plan in your gym bag, no scrolling through history between sets. IN THE GYM • Templates for your training plan, including supersets • Every set shows "last time: 100 kg × 3" right where you need it • One tap logs a set — the rest timer starts by itself • Rest timer that survives a locked screen and sends a local notification • Per-exercise units: kilograms for the barbell, pounds for that one machine • Weights to two decimal places, for when the plates add up to 16.25 kg • Library of 107 exercises, plus your own AFTER THE SET • Graphs for any exercise: top weight, estimated 1RM and volume over three months, six months, a year, or everything you have • Records per exercise: heaviest set, best estimated 1RM, workout and set counts • Body measurements — weight, body fat, neck to calves, plus height and BMI — and any site you add yourself • Calendar history you can edit, and workouts you can add days later; records recalculate immediately • Weights remembered per template, so your heavy squat day and your light one stop overwriting each other • Optional RIR logging YOURS, AND ONLY YOURS No account. No sign-in. No cloud. No analytics, no tracking, no ads. Everything you record stays in your phone, and the app works with the network switched off. Export the whole thing as a single JSON file whenever you want a backup. English and Czech, dark interface, large touch targets, one-handed operation with sweaty fingers between sets.