Evenlift

EvenLift is a fitness technology company that installs compact smart cameras and tracking sensors on a gym's existing strength equipment to measure lifting activity without wearables or equipment replacement. The system tracks metrics such as weight lifted, barbell speed and range of motion, and flags technique errors (for example, flared elbows) with corrective guidance in real time.

The captured data feeds a platform and companion mobile app that generates and updates individualized workout plans, supports coaches with automatic technique detection, remote video review and live chat, and adds gym leaderboards and milestone tracking. For operators, the platform surfaces retention signals indicating which members are progressing, which need support and which may be at risk of leaving. The iOS and Android apps, published under developer Miguel Lavalle and Evenlift Inc., describe automatic tracking of lifting activity via smart camera and dynamic generation of custom workouts; released features have included station sharing and reservations, cable sensors for machines, gym entrance management, periodization options, cardio sessions, and nutrition and sleep functionality.

Business model

EvenLift offers gyms two operating models. Under self-service, pay-as-you-go, the gym receives hardware and the app with no upfront charge and pays a monthly fee per participating member while retaining the member relationship. Under the managed service, EvenLift installs the hardware, acquires clients, manages payments and provides remote coaching, and pays the partner gym 110% of its standard monthly membership fee for each EvenLift member, plus a $100 referral payment for each existing gym member who signs up for an EvenLift training plan. Managed-service partners require a stable internet connection and space for Olympic barbell work (squat rack, bench or deadlift platform); tracking sensors are supplied at no charge, and new partners complete an initial 60-day trial.

Recurring per-member monthly fees from gyms under the pay-as-you-go model, and subscription revenue from remote coaching clients under the managed service, out of which the partner gym is paid 110% of its standard monthly membership fee per member.

Traction

The Android app lists 100+ downloads and a 5.0 rating from 15 reviews; the iOS app shows a 5.0 rating from 2 ratings in the US storefront. The apps have been updated regularly, with version history entries running from December 2023 through version 2.2.8.