Dylan Gym
● LiveA gym app that works with no signal
A workout app: a short profile becomes a routine drawn from 70 exercises, each one illustrated by movement pattern. Everything lives on the phone — inside a gym there is no signal, and nobody wants to log in between sets.

70
Exercises
0
Accounts required
Offline
Works with no signal
Market
What it needs to run
Fitness apps are a multi-billion-dollar category where almost every product demands an account before it shows you anything.
Figures are team estimates and projections, illustrative only — not guarantees.
Why this project wins
Works with the phone in airplane mode, which is where gyms actually are
Nothing to sign up for: it opens and it works
It does not invent the weights from your height — that gets paid for with an injury; it proposes what you lifted last time
Installs to the home screen without a store
Competitors & how we’re different
Strong / Hevy
Excellent trackers — with an account, a cloud and a subscription.
Nike Training Club
Content-first and brand-first; not your gym’s equipment.
The gym’s own app
Usually a booking app with a workout section bolted on.
A paper notebook
Undefeated, offline, and impossible to search.
Snapshot
Target customer
Anyone who trains and wants a plan without a subscription, a login or a social feed.
Market
Fitness apps are a multi-billion-dollar category where almost every product demands an account before it shows you anything.
Revenue model
Free today; white-label for gyms and personal trainers (their exercises, their brand) is the business.
White-label / partners
Gyms, personal trainers and physiotherapists handing a branded plan to each client.
Technical details
- •Installable app (PWA), no app store and no account
- •70 exercises with 30 movement illustrations
- •Routine generator from the profile
- •All state on the device, with JSON export/import as the backup
- •Ready to ship to Google Play as a TWA
Full business plan
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