Train like the room was built for you.
AmeniMove knows every machine in your building’s gym, builds each session around exactly what is down there, and remembers what you lifted last time.
Free for residents of a participating building. Sign in
Typing never logs a set. Tap Log set when it is done.
Everything a trainer would ask, without the trainer.
Most training apps assume a commercial gym and 40 machines. Yours has six, and two of them are cardio. That changes every single prescription.
Verified by your building on 2 September.
It knows the room
Your building verifies the equipment once. Loads, attachments and quirks are recorded — including which treadmill is broken.
Every load starts from what you actually lifted last time.
It builds the session
Every exercise is one your gym can actually do, at a weight taken from your own last set — never a generic starting point.
It keeps the record
Every set you log builds the picture. Move buildings and the whole history moves with you.
Six machines in, one session out.
No substitutions you cannot perform, no “find a squat rack”, no guessing what the cable tower can do. If it is not in the room, it is not in your plan.
- Lat pulldown machineBy the window
- Seated cable rowSame tower
- Adjustable bench2 free
- Dumbbells, 2–20 kgBy mirror
- Leg pressCorner
- Treadmill1 of 2
Your landlord will never see a single rep.
Building managers get one thing: how busy the room was. Not who was in it, not what they lifted, not what they weigh.
Enforced by the database
Health data sits in tables an operator account has no route to. It is not a setting anyone can flip — the query returns nothing.
Reports cannot single you out
Occupancy is reported in fixed weeks with small groups suppressed. In a building with four active residents, there is no report.
Yours to take or delete
Export every session, measurement and note as a file whenever you like. Delete the account and it goes, including from the building’s side.
Running the building?
Verify the equipment once, invite residents, and find out whether the room you already pay for is earning its floor space.
- Weekly engagement for the room — visits and trends, with small groups suppressed so nobody is identifiable.
- An equipment list residents can actually read, kept current as machines are added or break.
- Broken-machine reports in one queue instead of the building inbox.
- No access to any resident’s health or training records. Not as a policy — it is not possible.
The room is already downstairs.
Two minutes to set up. Then just turn up.
General fitness guidance, not medical advice. No guaranteed results.