AnatlynxLess paper.
More members lifting.
Build the routine on the web, assign it in one click and it lands on every member’s phone. They log weights and reps; you stop chasing sheets and WhatsApp messages.
We are looking for a few gyms for a free pilot. No lock-in.
100+ exercises with photos · public domain
Three steps. Zero paper.
Made so that loading a routine takes minutes, not an afternoon.
Build
Pick exercises from the library, set sets and reps and drag to reorder. Duplicate instead of starting over.
Assign
To one or many members at once. Improve it later and assign again: the member gets the new version.
Train
The member enters a code once and receives their routines. Every set is logged, even offline.
Just what matters. Done right.
No learning curve: if you can write a table, you can use it.
Library with photos
100+ exercises with image, muscles and equipment, in English and Spanish. Add your own too.
One code, done
No emails or passwords for the member. Single-use code.
Drag and drop
Reorder the routine your way. Works with the keyboard and on touch screens.
Bulk assignment
One routine to a whole group in a click, with versions in case you update it.
Works offline
Routines and history live on the phone. The gym basement is no longer a problem.
Built with GDPR in mind
Minimal data (a name is enough), consent when linking and a member cap per gym.
No gym? The app works for you too
Anatlynx works on its own: your own routines, the library and your history, no account. Linking to a gym is optional and only adds the routines assigned to you.
Frequently asked questions
What does a member need?
A phone with the app and the code you give them. No account needed.
How many members can I have?
Pricing will be per gym with a cap on active members. During the pilot we define it together.
What about data?
We store the minimum and the member accepts its use when linking. You can unlink or archive a member any time.
How much does it cost?
The pilot is free. After that, a monthly fee per gym; we will set it with what we learn from the first gyms.
Which languages?
English and Spanish, on the web and in the app.
Shall we try it at your gym?
Tell us how many members you have and how you handle routines today. We’ll set up the pilot.