CommitFit

Most fitness trackers just record what you did. CommitFit turns it into a game worth coming back to.

Every workout — gym, running, swimming, HIIT, team sports, or yoga — earns points on one fair scoring system (the Epley e1RM formula strength coaches actually use, not a rough guess), so an hour of lifting and an hour of running both count toward the same three levelling tracks: Strength, Conditioning, and Overall. A dedicated lifter and a committed runner can both max out doing what they love, instead of one style of training being worth more than another.

The competitive layer is a real weekly league system, not a leaderboard that quietly resets: groups are capped at a manageable size, and every week ends in genuine promotion or relegation between tiers (Bronze through Diamond), so there's always something on the line. On top of that there's a 461+ exercise library tagged by muscle group with a body-diagram browser, 200+ achievement badges, a 39-piece trophy cabinet, group and friend challenges, and a proper community forum.

For people who want to go deeper: Training Insights (muscle-coverage balance, push/pull ratios, progressive-overload scoring, per-exercise personal-best history), AI-generated training plans that adapt to check-ins, and weight/progress tracking. Import history from Strava, Hevy, or Garmin, or start fresh — full data export any time, no walled garden.

Built by a two-person indie team. Free to join, with an optional PRO tier and a Founding Member programme for early adopters.