Your members already use AnyLift to track their lifts. Gym Tier turns that into a maintenance inbox, a broadcast channel, and real usage data on every machine — no new app, no sensors.
How it works
No install, no hardware, no training day. If your members are logging sets, the data is already there — Gym Tier just points it at you.
We send a sheet of QR stickers — one per machine. Putting them up takes an afternoon.
The same sticker does two jobs: log a set against that machine, or report a problem with it.
Each one arrives tied to the exact machine, timestamped, with the last 30 days of usage already attached.
Post hours, closures, or new equipment. Members see it the next time they open the app to train.
What you get
Every report lands timestamped and tied to one machine, with recent usage attached. The complaint that used to die on a sticky note now has a record.
Post once and it reaches every member who trains at your location — inside the app they open every workout, not buried in a feed they muted.
Which machines get hammered, which sit idle, what loads they take. Built entirely from members logging sets, so there is nothing to install.
Join the first gyms on Gym Tier, get a direct line to the team, and lock in founding pricing. Your feedback decides what ships next.
The bigger picture
Gym Tier today is the inbox, the broadcast channel, and the usage data. That data is also the groundwork for what comes next — and joining now means you help decide how it works.
When a machine has been loaded near its rated max 200+ times since its last service, you will know before it breaks. No maintenance tool can do this today, because none of them have the lift data.
The gym page grows into events and an opt-in member feed — the belonging a franchise down the road cannot manufacture.
Run more than one site and compare usage, downtime, and demand between them from a single dashboard.
FAQ
No. Members download the free AnyLift iOS app — the same app they would want for tracking their own lifts anywhere. Your gym page, QR scanning, and the request channel are already inside it.
No. The only thing you add to a machine is a QR sticker. Usage data comes from members logging their sets against that tag — no IoT, no wiring, no panel to learn.
It replaces the part that leaks — the member spotting a problem and it never reaching you. Reports arrive timestamped, tied to the exact machine, with usage history attached. How you dispatch the fix is still yours.
Founding pricing is being set with the first cohort. Get early access and we will walk you through it — there is no public price yet because the gyms joining now help shape it.
Yes. A gym is an organization that can own many locations. Staff added to the gym can manage every location under it, and an announcement can target one location or all of them.
That is the point. AnyLift follows the member, not the building. Their history is continuous across every gym, and they see the gym page for wherever they are currently training.
iOS first. Android is on the roadmap — tell us on the early-access form if it is a blocker for your members and it moves up the list.
Join the first cohort of independent gyms shaping Gym Tier — and lock in founding pricing while you are at it.
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