One Gym Man
Free on iOS & Android

Beat a record.
Knock out
a monster.

One Gym Man is a workout tracker where your personal records do the fighting. Every monster is a real fitness standard — 30 push-ups, a 185 lb bench, a sub-30 5K — and its health bar is the gap between you and it. The only way to land the knockout is to actually get stronger.

60 monsters · 5 lanes no account works offline Hero Regimen
A battle report: K.O.! Two monsters down — Gym Owner Oni and Mirror Minotaur — plus 445 XP and a bench press personal record

What would your bench knock out?

Type your best bench press set. The app turns it into an estimated one-rep max, and every Push monster that number beats goes down. This is the same ladder the app ships.

Estimated 1RM 158 lb

Push monsters also fall to push-ups, overhead press or dips — every lane has several paths, so any training style can climb.

    How it works

    Train. Set a PR. Land the KO.

    A serious training log on the way in, a knockout on the way out.

    1

    Log every set

    Your last session is prefilled, a rest timer runs between sets, and a trophy lights up the moment a set beats your best.

    The workout logger: Bench Press with a 160 lb by 6 set marked as a personal record, Overhead Press below, and a rest timer
    2

    Records deal damage

    Each monster's health is your gap to a real standard. Only a genuine personal record shrinks it — no grinding, no gear, no gacha.

    The home screen: next monster Mirror Minotaur at 14% health, 181 lb of a 185 lb bench, a weekly boss defeated and a 12-week streak
    3

    Share the knockout

    Every KO makes a card for your feed or the group chat, with a link that dares your friends to take the same monster down.

    A KO card for Gym Owner Oni, threat Demon+, cleared three lanes, felled by Rex
    The ladder

    Sixty monsters. Wolf to God.

    Push, Pull, Legs, Core and Cardio each climb ten threat tiers, and every tier has a boss that falls when three lanes clear it.

    The monsters screen: power level 4,730, 32 of 60 felled, five lanes and a list of knocked-out monsters

    Power only grows with real feats

    Your Power Level adds up every tier you clear. It can't be bought, grinded or faked by logging a lot of easy sets.

    Mirror Minotaur, a Demon+ push monster at 14% health, with four paths to a knockout: bench 185 lb, overhead press 115 lb, 50 push-ups or 20 dips

    Every style has a path

    Each monster falls to any one of several feats — barbell, dumbbell, calisthenics or cardio — so you train your way.

    The stats screen: training days per week against a goal of three, a sixteen-week consistency heatmap and weekly volume

    Stats that mean something

    Records for every exercise, training-day and consistency charts, weekly volume and estimated 1RM trends.

    Daily challenge
    100 · 100 · 100 · 10K

    100 push-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 squats and a 10 km run. Every single day. It's the legendary hero training plan — the one rumored to cost you your hair. Nobody starts at 100, so it's five stages of the same four moves, logged with one tap.

    1. Rookie10 reps each · 1 km
    2. C-Class25 reps each · 2.5 km
    3. B-Class50 reps each · 5 km
    4. A-Class75 reps each · 7.5 km
    5. S-Class100 reps each · 10 km
    The Hero Regimen screen: 100, 100, 100, 10K, with five stages from Rookie to S-Class
    Why it sticks

    Built to get you back in the gym.

    A win on day one

    The one-minute baseline test knocks out everything you can already do, so you start with a stack of KOs and a clear next target.

    Streaks that forgive

    Pick a weekly training-day goal. Hit it to defeat that week's boss; streak shields cover you when life happens.

    XP, levels and ranks

    Every session earns XP, records and knockouts earn more, and your rank climbs from Civilian through the hero classes to One Gym Man.

    Routines & templates

    Starter, Strength A/B and Push/Pull/Legs templates, your own routines, and one-tap repeat of any past workout.

    Gentle reminders

    Pick your training days and time. A nudge on Sunday if the weekly boss is still standing.

    Private by design

    No account, no sign-up. Your log lives on your phone, works offline and exports to a backup file any time.

    Free & Pro

    The whole game is free.

    Pro is for people who want the full charts, no ads, and to keep an indie gym open.

    Free

    Supported by a small banner and an occasional ad after a workout — never during one.

    • Set-by-set logging with live PR detection
    • All 60 monsters, tier bosses and weekly bosses
    • Baseline test, Hero Regimen and streaks
    • Shareable KO cards and challenge links
    • History, records, consistency charts and backups
    • 3 routines and 5 custom exercises

    Pro

    A one-time unlock. No subscription.

    • No ads, ever
    • Estimated 1RM charts for every lift and weekly volume trends
    • Unlimited routines and custom exercises
    • Premium Gold and Mono KO card styles
    • Everything in Free, and a thank-you from one indie developer
    Questions

    The short answers.

    How does a monster take damage?

    Each monster sits at a real fitness standard — 30 push-ups, a 185 lb bench, a 5K under 27:30. Its health bar is the gap between your personal best and that standard, so it only shrinks when you set a personal record: a heavier estimated one-rep max, more reps, a longer hold, a longer distance or a faster time. Cross the line and it's a knockout.

    I'm a total beginner. Is this for me?

    Especially. Tier 1 is 5 push-ups, a 15-second plank or a half-mile run. The baseline test during setup knocks out everything you can already do, so you start with a win and a clear next target.

    What can I log?

    38 exercises across Push, Pull, Legs, Core and Cardio — barbell and dumbbell lifts, calisthenics, holds, runs, rides, rows and swims — plus your own custom exercises, in pounds or kilograms and miles or kilometers.

    Is it free?

    Yes. Logging, all 60 monsters, the baseline test, the Hero Regimen, streaks and KO cards are free, supported by a small banner on the main tabs and an occasional full-screen ad after a finished workout — never during one. One Gym Man Pro is a one-time unlock — no subscription — that removes ads and adds full progress charts, unlimited routines and custom exercises, and premium KO card styles.

    Do I need an account?

    No sign-up, no login. Everything lives on your phone and works offline — export a backup file any time and import it on a new phone.

    I used the old version. Is my history safe?

    Yes. Version 2.0 converts your logged workouts automatically and replays them through the new system, so the monsters you've earned fall on day one — and your old victories stay on your trophy wall.

    Can't I just log fake numbers?

    Sure — and you'd be lying to a monster only you and your friends can see. There's no global leaderboard on purpose. The only opponent that matters is last month's you.

    The monsters aren't getting stronger.
    You are.

    Free. No account. Tier 1 is a wet paper bag with a face — see how far you get.