Pick a gear
Swipe the gallery. Every discipline is its own gear — its techniques, its programs, its history. Your last gear comes first.

Voice-led fitness coach
Pick a gear, spin a few dials, and a coach’s voice takes it from there — combinations, exercises and counts, round after round, over your own music.
Available by subscription through the app stores.
No plans to build. No dashboards to read. Three moves and you’re training.
Swipe the gallery. Every discipline is its own gear — its techniques, its programs, its history. Your last gear comes first.

Rhythm, program, kit, coach. Each dial remembers your last choice — most days it’s swipe, swipe, go.

Ruth or Michael names the next combination in the rest, rings you in and calls the burndown. Your music dips, then plays on.

A gear with a glass lens starts something. Press it and you’re in.
A black lens is a dial. Spin it with your thumb; the lens shows the value.
A dark plate with a color band is for reading. Nothing else asks for your attention.
Six of the most popular gears. Each carries its real technique names and its origin story.

“It ain’t over until it’s over.”
Punches, elbows, knees and kicks — the eight limbs, with their Thai names.

“Push yourself.”
Full body, upper, lower and core. No equipment — one exercise a round.

“Kick high, stay grounded.”
Stances, blocks, strikes and kicks, with their Korean names.

“Work hard. Rest well. Go again.”
Bodyweight, dumbbells or gym. The coach names the kit for every exercise.

“Touch first, then follow where the arm leads.”
Stances, mantis hands, strikes and kicks, with their Mandarin names.

“Move with the breath, not ahead of it.”
Standing, balance, floor and seated poses with their Sanskrit names — one held pose a round.






Load two to five of your gears onto the flywheel and train them in one workout, round by round. Muay Thai, then Boot Camp, then Praying Mantis — the coach switches arts for you.
Time, rounds, intensity per minute and every round’s combination. Tap AGAIN to run it back, or share the whole thing as one image a friend can follow.
History shows the work you did. It doesn’t grade you.
“What survives from the battlefield is the idea of eight limbs: two fists, two elbows, two knees and two shins.”
Every gear opens with its origin story — read it in the app, then train it the way its fighters do.
— Muay Thai, AboutThe coach tells you what’s next. Your eyes stay on the work.
It dips while the coach speaks, then comes right back.
Lock your phone. The coach keeps calling rounds until you end it.
Repeat a workout with one tap, or share it so a friend can follow it.
Opens fast and keeps a spare workout for each gear for when there’s no signal.
It began as round-timer apps for martial artists. This is the rebuild.
Available by subscription through the app stores.