The workout of the day on your gym TV
The coach programs the week on their phone. When class starts, the TV on the wall is already showing the workout of the day — every block, the timer and the suggested weights. No marker, no whiteboard, no one squinting from the back row.
From the coach's phone
to the wall
The coach programs
In the app, each class is built in blocks: warm-up, strength, WOD. Program the whole week ahead, or paste it in from a spreadsheet.
The TV shows it
Open your gym's address in the TV's browser once and it stays on the workout of the day. The coach picks the class from their phone — nothing to install on the TV.
Class starts with a tap
The coach highlights the current block and starts the timer. Everyone follows along on the screen, even from the back of the room.
What your members see
The full workout
Every block of the day, with movements and reps, written line by line just like the whiteboard.
Current block and timer
The block in progress is highlighted and the clock is huge, with beeps. See the formats in the workout timer page.
Suggested weights by level
Next to each block, the load for every level in the class — RX, intermediate and scaled — in color-coded cards.
Your gym's brand
Your logo and colors on screen. Members see your brand, not some generic software.
Standby screen
Between classes, the TV shows a big clock with your logo instead of a dark screen.
Landscape or portrait
The layout adapts to how the TV hangs and to the size of the workout, so it stays readable from a distance.
What TV do I need for a workout display?
In most gyms, the TV already on the wall will do. The workout display runs in a web browser, so there's no app to install on the TV.
- Smart TV with a browser (Samsung, LG and most brands): open your gym's address once and leave it on.
- No browser, or an older TV: plug in an inexpensive Fire TV Stick over HDMI.
- Several TVs in the same room: open the same address on each one. They all show the same workout and the same timer.
- Two rooms running different classes at once: each room gets its own address and its own controls.
Coaches use the phone they already have, Android or iPhone. If the Wi-Fi drops mid-class, the TV keeps counting the block on screen and catches up by itself when the connection is back.
Why put the workout on a TV
Whiteboard
- Coaches come in early to write the workout
- Small or smudged writing for the back row
- A separate timer nobody can see
- Each class means erasing and rewriting
- Yesterday's workout is gone once it's wiped
Workout display
- The week is ready ahead of time, from a phone
- Big text, sized to be read from a distance
- The timer on the same screen, with beeps
- Every class with its own workout, one tap away
- Workouts are saved in the system
Workout display questions
Do I need to install an app on the TV?
No. The TV opens your gym's address in its web browser. If the TV has no browser, a Fire TV Stick does the job.
Can the same workout show on several TVs?
Yes, on as many TVs as you want with one subscription. To run two different classes at the same time, you add a second display.
Who puts the workout on the TV?
The coach, from their phone. The week is programmed ahead, so when class starts the TV already has the workout of the day. All coaches use the gym's login, each on their own phone.
Can the TV hang in portrait?
Yes. The screen adapts to a landscape or portrait TV and sizes the text to be read from the back of the room.
See your workout on the TV
Book a quick video call and see the system running with one of your own workouts.