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Photograph the room. Get a program.

No equipment list. No tagging. Take a few photos of the space you train in — FitMove.ai does the rest.

Up to 6 photos200+ items detected60 seconds to a program
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Vision model trained on home gyms

Most fitness models know commercial racks. Ours was trained on living rooms, basements, garages, hotel rooms, and folded-up flat shares.

  • Recognizes 200+ items including kettlebells, dumbbells, bands, racks, machines
  • Estimates floor area
  • Spots ceiling height limits (overhead press, jump rope)
Vision model trained on home gyms
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Equipment library you can edit

Detected items land in your library with quantities and weights. Add, remove, or tweak — the program updates immediately.

  • Per-item quantity + weight
  • Manual override for missed items
  • Plate inventory powers the calculator
Equipment library you can edit
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Re-scan whenever the room changes

Moved house? Bought a bench? Re-run the scan. The program adapts to the new constraints without losing your history.

  • Diff view: what changed
  • Preserves PRs and trends
  • One-tap re-program
Re-scan whenever the room changes
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Privacy you'd expect

Photos are processed for detection then deleted unless you keep them. We never train on your space without consent.

  • Delete photos after scan
  • No third-party sharing
  • Opt-in to anonymized improvement
Privacy you'd expect
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How it works

01

Photograph

3–6 photos from different angles.

02

Confirm

Review what we found.

03

Train

A real program, in under a minute.

Common questions

Photograph the room. Get a program.