Minutes is a real workout

A workout you can start now, in the room you are in.

Tell Gymini how long you have and what you own. It builds the workout on your phone and calls out every movement, so you can put the phone down and move.

Free, every feature
No account
Works with no signal
Nothing collected

The exercise face in Gymini: a grey clay figure in a bodyweight squat, a huge chartreuse 44 counting down the seconds, the movement's name and its first cue, with Pause and Skip in reach of a thumb.

What it is

Tell it how long you have. Then move.

Gymini builds a workout for the time you actually have, from a library of exercises and workouts that ships inside the app. Pick two, five or ten minutes, the kind of movement you feel like, and anything you have within reach. It shows each movement as a figure and calls it out loud, so you can follow along from the floor.

Today in Gymini: a five minute workout called Full body, no kit, with a figure in a squat behind a huge 5, the movements listed, and a Start button. — Today's workout, the same all day.

Building a workout in Gymini: the question What kind?, with four picture tiles for strength, stretch, mobility and breathing, two of them chosen. — Or build one: how long, what kind, what you own.

The price

Dollars, for every feature

Free. All of it.

PriceNothing

SubscriptionNone

AccountNone

AdsNone

TrackingNone

Data collectedNone

There is a tip jar in Settings and it unlocks nothing.

Gymini used to charge a subscription, because its workouts came from a paid service that billed every month. The workouts are built on your phone now, so there is nothing left to charge for. Coming from an earlier Gymini? Your workout history comes with you.

The figures

One figure for every movement.

Every exercise has its own rendered figure in the pose, so you know the shape before you read a word.

A figure swinging a kettlebell to chest height, arms straight. — **Kettlebell swing**Strength, with a kettlebell

A figure in downward dog on a mat, hips high, heels reaching down. — **Downward dog**Stretch, on a mat

A figure sitting cross-legged, hands resting open, breathing slowly. — **Box breathing**Breathing, seated

A figure hanging from a pull-up bar with straight arms. — **Dead hang**Strength, with a pull-up bar

A figure in a forward lunge, back knee near the floor, hands on hips. — **Forward lunge**Strength, nothing needed

A figure seated on the floor, legs straight, pulling a resistance band looped around the feet. — **Band seated row**Strength, with a band

On the phone

What it keeps, and where.

History in Gymini: counts for this month, streak, longest streak and minutes, a bar chart of minutes by month with October in chartreuse, and the month's workouts with a figure tile each. — History, by the month.

The iPhone Lock Screen with Gymini's paused workout: the movement, the seconds left, the strip of movements, and a Resume button, above two small Gymini widgets. — Lock the phone and it waits for you.

Your workoutsWhat you did, the time you actually worked, and your streak, in History on this phone. Export it as a file whenever you like.
No signal neededEvery exercise and every workout is already in the app. Nothing is fetched and nothing is sent, so it works the same on a plane or in a basement.
Off until you turn it onBack up with iCloudA copy of your history in your own private iCloud and nowhere else. Nobody else can read it, including me.
Off until you turn it onApple HealthEach finished workout is saved to Health with the time you actually worked. Gymini never reads your health data.
The Lock ScreenLock the phone and the workout pauses where you are, one tap from carrying on. Widgets show what today holds.

Done

No confetti. Just the minutes you actually worked.

When the last movement ends, Gymini tells you how long you moved and leaves it there. No badges, no flames, nothing about your body. It knows how long you moved and nothing else.

The free version is on its way to the App Store.