Gymatic Workout Tracker

Name: Gymatic Workout Tracker
Rating: 4.3 (1907 reviews)
Author: Vimo Labs Inc.

By: Vimo Labs Inc.

Auto rep counting gym log

Features & Capabilities

Gymatic Workout Tracker (aka VimoFit) is the first app to automatically identify exercises, count reps, and log workouts, with advanced per-set stats like heart rate (via Apple Watch), rest/work time, velocity, power, tempo, and form consistency. It connects to Apple Health to read heart rate and contribute to activity rings, and offers both FreeForm and Guided modes, plus a growing library of workouts and community-shared routines.

Designed for Crossfit, bodybuilding, HIIT, kettlebell, calisthenics, swimming, and more, Gymatic provides precise calories burned, 1RM estimates, and comprehensive progress tracking. A Gymatic Premium subscription adds features and unlimited workouts; this new technology invites user feedback to improve reliability and accuracy.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Sports Data Privacy & Security

By:

Vimo Labs Inc.

Rating:

4.30

(1,907) 1 new ratings

Version:

4.19 Last updated: 2025-07-14

Version code:

876359300

Creation date:

2015-10-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

49.49MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

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# 44,881 ▲ 45

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Developed by:

Vimo Labs Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gymatic-workout-tracker/id1036069872

Website:

https://www.facebook.com/gymatic/

User Reviews

Gymatic shows strong core capabilities like automatic exercise recognition and rep counting, learnable exercises, and good watch integration. However, many reviews cite recurring problems: login issues, watch compatibility failures, crashes and data errors, slow or unresponsive support, and inconsistent tracking accuracy. Maintenance and reliability appear uncertain, causing users to consider alternatives despite past strengths.

Pros

Automatic exercise recognition and rep counting via Apple Watch and iPhone sensors.
The app can learn and be taught new exercises, improving customization.
Strong weight-workout tracking and customizable routines, with long user history.
Free version offers a substantial feature set.

Cons

Persistent login/signup issues and difficulty logging in or creating an account.
Watch app compatibility problems: watch app stops working or won’t install.
Crashes and reliability problems: app crashes during workouts and data errors.
Poor or unresponsive customer support and troubleshooting.
Inaccurate tracking: reps miscounted, sets/logs fail to save or remember workouts.

Recent reviews

As of today, I cannot even log in. Seems like the developer is not supporting the app anymore. I would give a higher rating and I have been using the app for years but bugs persist. Is anyone maintaining the app? Export doesn’t work at all. It doesn’t even give an error to message.

by jo*****, 2025-12-02

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?