For your building's gym, or the rack in your garage
Train on what you actually have.
Most fitness apps prescribe a barbell squat to someone whose gym is a treadmill, a bench and a cable stack. AmeniMove knows exactly what is in your room: every machine, and what the number on it means. It never asks for anything else.
Build my plan, free
Six questions.
No card to join, and no countdown on the free plan.
No card to join, and no countdown on the free plan.
31%
of adults worldwide do not move enough. That is 1.8 billion people.
WHO, June 2024 (2022 data)
49%
of residents who have a gym in their building rarely or never use it.
NMHC/Grace Hill Renter Preferences Survey, 2022
35%
the share projected by 2030 if nothing changes. It was 26% in 2010.
WHO, June 2024
$27bn
a year, the projected cost to health systems of treating illness caused by inactivity.
WHO global status report, 2022
the actual problem
It was never willpower. It was the forty minutes before the workout.
A gym you have to travel to costs you an hour before you lift anything. That is why half the residents who already have a gym in their building rarely or never set foot in it, and why the room downstairs sits empty while people feel guilty about it.
A gym fifty steps from your front door removes that cost completely. What it does not remove is the harder question: what do I actually do in here?
That is the entire job of this product. Not motivation. Not another streak to feel bad about. Just: walk in, and know exactly what to do on the machines in front of you.
who it is for
Two rooms, one engine.
The gym in your building
Your manager confirms the equipment list once. Every resident gets a plan built from it, and it updates when the leg press breaks. Scanning the poster in the lobby is all it takes to start.
Free for residents whenever the building sponsors it.
The rack in your garage
A bench, some dumbbells and a pull-up bar is a gym, and it is the one most people actually train in. List what you own, or photograph it, and the plan is built from that and nothing else.
Most home equipment is bought without a plan to use it on. This builds one from whatever you own.
why the app you tried did not stick
A plan that names equipment you do not have is worse than no plan.
Three sessions in, it asks for a barbell you have never owned. You improvise, the numbers stop meaning anything, and the app becomes another thing you are behind on.
01
It knows the room
Fourteen machines at Rowan Court, confirmed four days ago. Or three dumbbells and a bench in your spare room. Not a generic gym.
02
It knows what 60 means
Sixty on a stack, sixty per dumbbell and sixty of assistance are three different workloads. Getting that wrong makes a training history meaningless.
03
It never guesses
If a machine's load meaning is unknown, it is left out rather than estimated. A fabricated number becomes a wrong prescription.
the number that only goes up
Every kilo you have ever moved, added up.
Load times reps, every set, since the day you started. After a few months it stops being a number and becomes something the whole world already knows the size of. That is the moment people tell somebody else about it.
Published capsule weight
10,000 kg
I lifted a London Eye capsule.
In the gym
downstairs.
downstairs.
AmeniMove.com
the promise the product is built on
Your landlord never sees your body.
Your weight, injuries, diet, sleep and journal are not visible to your building manager, your landlord, or anyone but you. This is not a setting. It is how the database is built, and it cannot be switched off from the other side.
Your history belongs to you and follows you out of the building. Export and deletion never depend on paying us.
What a manager seeshow many people came
Your weightnever
Your injuriesnever
What you eatnever
Your journalnever
for property managers
You already paid for the room. This is what makes them use it.
49%
of residents with a building gym rarely or never use it
221k
renters surveyed to find that out, by the NMHC in 2022
You have already paid for the room. What you do not have is evidence that anyone is in it, and that is what the weekly report is.
A poster on the wall
Scanning it grants nothing. It cannot confer rights or prove residency.
Approve, don't author
Residents suggest, a photo scan drafts, you confirm. Approving is cheap; writing an inventory is not.
Reports you can show a board
Fixed calendar weeks, thin counts suppressed, and only what this app logged.
You never see their health data
Not a weight, a meal, an injury or a journal entry. The database refuses it, so it is not a setting anyone can switch.
pricing
Free for residents whose building is signed up. Always.
Three ways to pay, monthly or yearly, and none of them ever gate your history, your export or your right to delete it.
There is a gym downstairs. Let's make it worth going to.
Six questions and you have a plan. No card to join, and nothing you log is ever sold or shown to your building.
Build my plan, freeSources.Inactivity prevalence (31%, 1.8 billion, 2022 data) and the 2030 projection:World Health Organization, 26 June 2024. Projected cost to health systems:WHO, Global status report on physical activity, 19 October 2022— a projection of the annual cost of treating new cases to 2030, not a measured cost today. Building-gym usage (49% of residents with a community fitness centre rarely or never use it, from more than 221,000 renters):NMHC/Grace Hill Renter Preferences Survey, 2022. Every figure on this page links to the study it comes from. Nothing here is a claim about AmeniMove’s own customers or results; there are none yet to report.