Gym Leaderboard
Some weeks the only thing that gets you to the gym is not wanting to drop a place.
Five boards, not one
The Hall of Fame ranks lifters on workouts, total volume, PRs, streak and hours trained. You pick which board to climb, which matters because a single combined score always rewards whoever trains longest rather than whoever trains best.
It is scored from what you log. There is no posting requirement and no way to talk your way up it.
Strength tiers are separate
Your strength tier is a different measurement: it comes from your lifts weighed against strength standards for your bodyweight, so a 60 kg lifter and a 100 kg lifter are judged on comparable terms.
There are seven tiers, from Iron up through Gold and Platinum to GOAT, and the app tells you how much more you need on a given lift to reach the next one. Your best ranked lift in a muscle group sets that group's rank.
Challenges
Set a challenge against your gym bros on volume, workouts, hours, sets or PRs, and the standings move as you train. It is the same data as the leaderboard, scoped to people you actually know.
It’s free, and it’s in the app
439 exercises, 40+ ready-made routines, and unlimited workout logging — no account required to start.
Frequently asked questions
How do I rank up in the Hall of Fame?
Log accurately and consistently. The boards are computed from your workouts, volume, PRs, streak and hours — there is nothing to submit.
Are strength ranks fair if I am lighter?
Yes. Tiers are measured against strength standards for your bodyweight, so lifters of different sizes are compared on equivalent terms.
Do I need an account for leaderboards?
Yes. Solo mode works with no account, but leaderboards and the Gym Bros feed need one so there is something to rank you against.