Gymeo
AI Strength Personal Trainer
Gymeo makes $13.4K MRR. See 34 organic TikTok and Instagram creatives with 31.9M views from 5 creators: hooks, formats and sounds that drive installs.
- MRR: $13.4K (estimate)
- Likely range: $3.1K to $62K
- Organic views: 31.9M
- Creatives: 34
- Creators: 5
- Genre: Health & Fitness, Lifestyle
- App Store rating: 4.8 from 470 ratings
- Developer: TELLURIOM LABS LLC
Latest organic creatives
- @myke.gymrat: 280 views — sugar cravings on a cut? low cal protein desserts to stay lean
- @myke.gymrat: 1.2K views — Top 3 exercises i WISH i started sooner... Last slide
- @myke.gymrat: 525 views — I once skipped the gym to go see someone special
- @myke.gymrat: 732 views — The top 5 PEAK splits for gym...
- @myke.gymrat: 4K views — I donated an organ to my girlfriend to save her life, and then she send me this...
- @myke.gymrat: 468 views — TIPS that will immediately improve your GYM GAINS
About Gymeo
Feeling lost at the gym? Tired of guessing how to use a machine or paying for a personal trainer who doesn't pay attention? Gymeo is the revolution in your exercise routine — the AI gym workout app that guides you every step of the way, from day one. Forget the frustration and start training smarter. Your AI Personal Trainer, Always in Your Pocket Gymeo is more than just an exercise tracker; it's an AI-powered workout partner, designed for people who want to maximize their results without uncertainty. Our unique approach is the definitive solution for beginners and anyone looking to improve their technique, strength, and consistency. Key Features to Drive Your Goals: NEW — Gymeo Coach, Your AI Personal Trainer: Meet the smartest coach in fitness. Gymeo Coach analyzes every set, tracks your progression, and delivers personalized, real-time guidance during your workouts. It learns how you train and adapts to your goals — whether you want to gain muscle, get stronger, or stay consistent. It's like having an elite strength coach in your pocket, 24/7. NEW — Muscle Fatigue Tracking: Know exactly which muscles are recovered and which need rest. Plan smarter splits, avoid overtraining…