NLE Gym + — web app
The application itself. Open it in the browser and, from the browser's own menu, install it to the home screen: it then runs with no signal, which is the point of a garage.
The gym at home, and a reason to come back tomorrow.
Gym + was written for a garage with a tablet on the wall, used by a family rather than by an athlete. It does not shout, it does not sell a body, and it does not ask how you feel. It opens where you left off, counts what you lifted, and keeps the streak that makes you come back.
Separate profiles with their own history, their own badges and their own settings, two of them side by side on the same screen when two people train together.
A Bluetooth chest band per person, with the zone and the time spent in it shown on the live sheet while the set is running.
Several blocks in a day, each with its own exercises and rests, and a progress bar that tells you what is left rather than what is done.
An installable web app that keeps working when the connection drops, because a garage is the one room in the house where the signal never reaches.
A light theme, a dark theme and an automatic one that follows the tablet, because the same screen is read at six in the morning and at eleven at night.
People training at home: a family, a couple, someone keeping a parent moving. It is not a product for gym owners, it has no class scheduling and no member billing, and it is not trying to become one.
Gym + is not a medical device and gives no medical, dietary or training advice. The heart-rate figures it shows come from a consumer band and are there for your information, not for a diagnosis. If you have a condition, or you are unsure whether an exercise is safe for you, ask a doctor before you do it.
Gym + splits the screen down the middle and gives each person their own column: their exercise, their rest clock, their heart-rate band. Not a shared screen taking turns — two sessions running at once.
Works installed to the home screen, with no connection.
The application itself. Open it in the browser and, from the browser's own menu, install it to the home screen: it then runs with no signal, which is the point of a garage.
The administration panel as its own desktop window: licences, members and the archive, without a browser tab in the way. It is the same panel the web serves, packaged — not a second copy of it.
The same panel in the package a Windows administrator deploys from a policy. Pick this one if you are installing it on more than one machine.