New Android app · closed beta

Get stronger with 2 workouts a week. 30 minutes max.

A strength coach on your phone. It times every slow rep, talks you through the set, and suggests next week's weight.

All Pro features unlocked during the beta · No card · Closed testing via Google Play

Try one set in your browser →
Up to 2×a week
30 minmax per workout
5machines
+47%founder's leg press in 17 months
Man in an orange T-shirt on a chest press machine
Next week: 55 kg+2.5 kg, suggested by the app
Rep countedby the camera, on the phone
"Lower slowly"the coach talks you through it
See it

One set, start to finish.

Phone on the floor, camera on. The app counts each rep, paces the tempo out loud and suggests next week's load.

  1. 0:00Open today's session
  2. 0:15A slow, coached set on the chest press
  3. 1:40Set complete, and next week's weight
Why strength

You're not short on time. You're short on muscle.

Muscle fades quietly from your thirties. Strength is what keeps stairs, shopping and getting up off the floor easy at 80, and a little of the right training helps hold on to it.

1 in 4

adults over 65 falls each year.

Source
30s

is when muscle mass starts to decline, decade after decade.

Source
8 weeks

of supervised strength training rebuilt strength in people aged 86 to 96.

Source
How it works

Three steps. Up to twice a week.

01

Open today's session

Five machines, one slow set each. The app already knows your weights.

02

Lift slowly, coached live

A slow lift and a slow lower. The coach counts out loud and keeps your tempo honest.

03

The app sets next week

Reach your target time with steady form and the weight goes up. Fall short and it holds.

Camera or sensor

Two ways to measure. Same coach.

  • Prop the phone up and the camera counts reps and checks your range.
  • Video stays on your phone unless you choose to save a clip.
  • Nothing to buy. Works on the machines you already use.
Built from a real log

I hated the gym. Then I logged every second.

"One slow set per machine, once a week, every rep in a spreadsheet. Seventeen months later my leg press had gone from 71.5 kg to 105 kg. Intense Fit is that spreadsheet, done properly."
Filipe MeunierFounder. One person's log, not a promise of results.
Leg press · once a week+47%
+47%Leg press
+106%Chest press
+65%Seated row
The science, plainly

Hard and slow beats long and many.

Effort recruits muscle

As a slow set gets hard, your body calls on more muscle fibres to keep moving. That is the stimulus.

Recovery builds it

Strength grows between sessions, so rest is part of the plan, not a gap in it.

Measured, then raised

Time under load shows how hard the set was, so the next weight is earned, not guessed.

Read the research →
Questions

Straight answers.

Can workouts this short do anything?

For many people it can, when the sets are hard and done slowly. Studies of single-set training report real strength gains on much less time than multi-set programmes. Results vary with experience, recovery and consistency. Workouts are built to finish in 30 minutes or less, and you train up to twice a week, when the app says you have recovered.

Do I need a gym?

The full plan uses five common gym machines. There are also dumbbell and bodyweight sessions for training at home.

Is the camera recording me?

The camera counts reps on your phone. Video stays on the device unless you choose to save a clip. You can also train with the sensor and keep the camera off.

I'm over 60. Is this for me?

Slow, controlled lifting is easy to scale and gentle on joints. Check with your doctor if you have a medical condition, and start light.

What does it cost?

Free during the beta, with every feature on. No card needed.

Two workouts a week. 30 minutes max.

Join the Android beta, get the Play invite by email, and train this week.

Free during the beta · No card · Closed testing via Google Play

Or try one set in your browser →
Man in an orange T-shirt on a leg press