Social fitness tracking

The social network for people who lift.

Runners have Strava. Lifters have group chats and spreadsheets. Vybe closes the gap: log every session, share your PRs, join your gym’s club, and climb the leaderboard — all in one app.

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iOS in closed testing
Android on the same codebase
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maya.liftsPR
Squat day · 2h

315 lb back squat 18.4k volume

+ 24 kudos · 6 comments

October Squat Challenge
Northside · 128 in

1 · you12 sessions

2 · deshawn11 sessions

3 · priya10 sessions

+ 18-day streak · 3 badges earned

×1 App for training, food, and progress

9 Things tracked: lifts, meals, water, steps & more

2 Platforms from one codebase: iOS now, Android next

0 Ads, ad SDKs, or data sold

How it works

Log it. Share it. Get kudos. Repeat.

The loop that keeps runners running, rebuilt for training. Every session feeds your history, your feed, and your standings.

Log your session

Sets, reps, weight, and volume — captured set by set as you train, with full history.

Share the highlights

Post the session, flag the PR, add the photo. Your call, every time.

Collect kudos

Friends and clubmates react and comment. Effort gets noticed the day it happens.

Climb the board

Challenges, streaks, and leaderboards turn consistency into a competition.

What it does

Everything runners get. Built for the weight room.

Vybe starts from the workout, not the run — then wraps it in the clubs, kudos, and leaderboards that make training social.

01 — Feed

An activity feed that speaks lifting

Sessions land in the feed with the numbers that matter: top set, volume, and duration. PRs get flagged automatically, and kudos and comments sit on the workout itself.

Workout posts with sets, volume, and PR badges
Kudos, threaded comments, and saves
Stories with audience control: public, friends, close friends, custom
Share links that open the exact post, meal, or workout

This week in your feed

maya.lifts · Squat 315 lb PR24 kudos

deshawn · Push day, 12.1k volume11 kudos

priya · 5K row, 21:489 kudos

coach.ramsey · posted Week 4 plan31 saves

02 — Logging

Logging built for how you actually train

Build the workout, run it set by set, and keep every session in a searchable history. Plans span multiple weeks, and your volume trends show whether the program is working.

Workouts and multi-week plans with full exercise lists
Set-by-set logging with session volume totals
History, PRs, and side-by-side progress photos
Discussion attached to each workout and plan

Volume this week · 74,210 lb

Back squat · 5 × 5225 lb

Romanian deadlift · 3 × 8185 lb

Leg press · 3 × 12320 lb

03 — Clubs

Your gym, as a club

Find nearby gyms, join the ones you train at, and get a feed made of the people on the floor with you. Members, discussions, and group chat live where you train.

Nearby and joined clubs, with search and invites
Club feeds, posts, and threaded discussion
Member lists, profiles, and follow
Direct and group chat with typing and read state

Clubs near you

Northside Barbell128 members

Riverside Strength74 members

The Yard CrossFit39 members

Eastgate Climbing22 members

04 — Challenges

Challenges, streaks, and leaderboards

Create a monthly challenge for your club or join a global one. Progress updates from your logged sessions, standings refresh on the leaderboard, and streaks keep the pressure on.

Create, join, and manage public or private challenges
Leaderboards with tracked or manual progress
Logging streaks and claimable achievements
Step challenges that tally your daily entries

October Squat Challenge · Northside

1you12 sessions

2deshawn11 sessions

3priya10 sessions

4marcus9 sessions

05 — Coaches

Real programming from real coaches

Search coaches, follow their programming, and run their plans week by week. Questions and form checks stay on the workout, so the advice travels with the session.

Coach search with filters, profiles, and messaging
Follow plans with full exercise lists
Comments and saves on every workout and plan
Trainer accounts with dedicated onboarding

Trending programs

Powerbuilding 8-week · coach.ramsey2.1k saves

First pull-up plan · coach.ana1.4k saves

5K row base builder · coach.ibe986 saves

Busy-parent 3-day split · coach.ramsey874 saves

06 — Fuel & recovery

Food, water, and progress in the same loop

Training is half the equation. Log meals from a searchable food catalogue, plan the week, track hydration with one tap, and watch weight and photos trend alongside your lifts.

Food search, custom foods, favourites, and meal templates
Weekly meal plans with private share links
Hydration with one-tap add and undo
Weight, steps, and side-by-side progress photos

Today · 2,122 of 2,500 cal

Breakfast · oats, whey, banana512 cal

Lunch · chicken rice bowl740 cal

Snack · greek yoghurt180 cal

Dinner · salmon, potatoes690 cal

Water56 of 80 oz

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One app, whole athlete

Nine things tracked. Zero apps to juggle.

The average lifter runs a tracker, a food app, a group chat, and a spreadsheet. Vybe folds them into one loop.

Workouts & plans

Build sessions and multi-week blocks with full exercise lists, then run them set by set.

Volume & history

Every session totals its volume and lands in a searchable history with PRs flagged.

Coach programming

Follow real coaches, save their plans, and ask questions on the workout itself.

Why switch

Running apps are great at running.

Vybe is built for what happens under the bar: sets, volume, clubs, and the food that fuels them.

How Vybe compares to running-first apps and pen-and-paper tracking.
Capability	Vybe	Running apps	Notebook
Strength logging Sets, reps, weight, volume	Yes — set by set	Partial — basic entries	Manual — no totals
PR detection & history	Yes — flagged in-feed	No	No
Gym clubs & member feeds	Yes — built around gyms	Partial — run clubs	No
Challenges & leaderboards	Yes — training-based	Yes — distance-based	No
Meal logging & plans	Yes — catalogue + templates	No	Manual
Coach programming in-app	Yes — searchable coaches	No	No
No ads or data sale	Yes	Varies	Yes

The pitch

Training is better with witnesses.

Solo apps optimize for streaks you keep to yourself. Vybe bets that a PR nobody sees is half a PR — and that friendly rivalry beats willpower.

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Accountability is automatic: When your club sees your sessions, skipping leg day has an audience. That is the feature.
Advice lands where it helps: Form checks and programming notes attach to the workout, not a chat log you will never find again.
Beginners get a crew: Join your gym’s club on day one and train alongside people instead of figuring it out alone.
Coaches get distribution: Publish plans once; athletes run, log, and share them. Your programming markets itself.

Getting started

Training with your crew in three steps.

Sign in with an email code

No password required to start. A one-time code to your inbox is enough, and you can add a password later.

Join your gym’s club

Search nearby or by name. Joining puts that club’s feed, members, and chat in your app.

Log, share, compete

Run your first session, post the highlights, and join a challenge. The leaderboard does the rest.

Early access

Currently in closed testing.

Vybe is being tested on iOS through TestFlight and is not on the App Store yet. Android builds come from the same codebase. Access during testing is by invitation — the fastest route is a support request, which reaches the team directly.

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Questions

Straight answers.

How is Vybe different from Strava?

Strava is built around GPS endurance sports. Vybe is built around training: sets, reps, volume, PRs, gym clubs, meal logging, and coach programming. The social loop — post, kudos, challenges, leaderboards — will feel familiar; everything it tracks is different.

Can I download Vybe today?

Not from the App Store. Vybe is in closed testing on iOS via TestFlight. Send a support request to ask for an invitation.

Does Vybe sync with Apple Health, Garmin, or my watch?

Not yet. The current release does not connect to Apple Health, HealthKit, Health Connect, Garmin, or any wearable provider. Steps and weight are entered by hand, and the app labels them as manual. Integrations are on the roadmap.

How much does it cost?

Vybe is free during closed testing. There are no ads, and your data is not sold. Pricing for the public release has not been announced.

Is there an Android version?

Testing is iOS-first, but iOS and Android builds come from the same codebase, so Android follows the same release. One account works on both.

Who can see the workouts I log?

You decide per post. Logged training stays yours until you share it to your feed, your club, or a challenge. Meals work the same way: private until you publish them.

Is the fitness score a health assessment?

No. It measures how consistently you logged exercise, meals, and daily entries, and the app describes it that way. Nothing in Vybe is medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

How do I delete my account and everything in it?

Settings contains a deletion control that permanently removes your account, content, health entries, and hydration logs. If you cannot sign in, there is a support route instead.

How deletion works