The list already exists
Whether or not you've claimed your gym, members who train there are reporting equipment as they go, one question at a time between sets. Claiming it means you get to correct what's wrong and confirm what's right.
For gyms
People who train at your gym tag it and report what's on the floor: the machines, the racks, where the dumbbells top out. That list is what their sessions get planned around. Claiming your gym lets you make it right.
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How it fits together
Whether or not you've claimed your gym, members who train there are reporting equipment as they go, one question at a time between sets. Claiming it means you get to correct what's wrong and confirm what's right.
Anything a single member has reported stays marked unconfirmed until others agree. An owner verifying an entry stamps it with a date, so your floor reads as authoritative rather than approximate.
Members check in when they train, so others can see whether 6pm is worth it. And someone deciding where to train can see whether you have the thing their program calls for before they commit.
Member management, facility operations and gym-wide analytics are in development for gym owners. Claim your gym now and you'll have the inventory in place when they land.
Questions
Probably as a location, and possibly with equipment if members have started reporting. If nothing's there yet, the list builds itself as people train.
Less than you'd think, because you're usually correcting rather than starting from nothing. You confirm what members have already reported and fix anything that's wrong.
Claim a gym and verify its equipment list. Member management, operations and gym-wide analytics are still in development and will arrive on iOS and Android.
Yes. Home and garage gyms work exactly the same way. List what you own once and sessions get planned around your rack and your plates instead of a commercial floor.
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