Fitness app first. Game second.

Track your workouts. Build your Proxy.

ProxyFit is a workout tracker that makes real training progress feel more rewarding. Log your workouts, improve your stats, build your character, and take that progress into battle.

How it works

Your workout is still the point.

ProxyFit doesn't replace training with a game. It adds another layer of progress on top of the workouts you're already doing.

Train

Complete your normal gym workout or fitness routine.

Track

Record exercises and performance so you can see what you actually did.

Progress

Your real activity helps strengthen and develop your Proxy.

Battle

Use that progress in battles, rounds, unlocks, and character progression.

Built around real fitness problems

Useful even if you've never searched for a “gamified fitness app.”

You don't need to care about the category name. ProxyFit is designed around familiar goals: keeping track of training, seeing improvement, making workouts less boring, and having another reason to stay consistent.

Struggle with consistency?

Add a visible sense of progression to workouts so finishing a session gives you more than a check mark.

Staying motivated →

Already a gamer?

If levels, stats, characters, and progression keep you engaged in games, ProxyFit brings some of that feedback into fitness.

Fitness for gamers →
The difference

A workout tracker with a reason to care about the numbers.

A lot of fitness apps stop after recording what you did. ProxyFit uses those workouts as input for a second progression system. The goal is simple: make logging and improving your real workouts feel more satisfying without getting in the way of the fitness tools.

From the ProxyFit blog

Simple fitness guidance for getting started and staying consistent.

How to Track Your Workouts as a Beginner

You don't need a complicated spreadsheet. Start with the few numbers that make progress visible.

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How to Stay Consistent at the Gym

Use smaller goals, visible progress, and routines that make showing up easier to repeat.

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Fitness for Gamers: Making Progress Feel Familiar

Why levels, feedback loops, and measurable progress can make fitness easier to engage with.

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