GymSnitch is the accountability app that makes skipping expensive. Post gym proof by midnight — or your squad finds out. 🚨
free on iOS & Android
Pick your training days, pick your squad. From then on there are exactly two ways a training day ends:
Tell GymSnitch which days you train. Rest days are sacred — training days aren't optional anymore.
A sweaty gym pic before the day ends. That's it. Streak grows, squad stays quiet.
No proof? Your whole squad gets the alert. Every skip goes on your permanent record for the year. 💀
No check-in buttons. A real photo, taken in the moment, before midnight.
Up to 15 friends & family see your streaks, your proofs — and your skips.
An AI squad member checks your proof is actually a workout. Sus pic? Snitchy calls cap.
Got an excuse? Your squad votes LEGIT or CAP. Democracy is brutal.
Day 7, 30, 100, 365 — earn milestone badges and brag about them.
Every skipped session is a fail on your yearly record. The squad ranking doesn't forget.
Skipped and haven't made up for it? Your friends can ping you until you post proof.
Your mom doesn't need the app to find out you skipped leg day. Alerts reach anyone.
Snitchy is the AI in your squad. It verifies your proof pics, judges your excuses, votes in the council, and scolds you when you slack. It can't be bribed, it can't be charmed, and it has seen every fake gym pic trick in the book.
If a training day ends at midnight without a proof photo, everyone in your squad gets an alert, your streak resets, and the skip goes on your record for the year.
Yes. GymSnitch is free with one squad member. GymSnitch Pro adds up to 15 squad members, AI workout verification by Snitchy, alerts for friends without the app, and removes ads.
No. Watchers can get alerts by email or Telegram and vote on your excuses from a web link, without installing anything.
File an excuse in the app. Your squad votes LEGIT or CAP — if the majority rejects it, it counts as a skip. Planned breaks like holidays can be requested as a leave in advance.
No. There are no skip passes. The squad always finds out — that's the point.