Import workout history Bring your old workouts into Gym Commitment.
You have a log somewhere. It might be an export from another app, notes on your phone, or a page in a gym notebook. Your own AI reads it and sends it to Gym Commitment. You check it on your phone, tap Save, and it becomes your history, so your next workout opens with last time's numbers.
- Works with Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini
- Nothing is saved until you tap Save
- Remove a whole import later
How it works
Five steps, and the last one is yours.
Connect your AI once. It works with ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. How to connect your AI, step by step
Open the AI tab in Gym Commitment and tap Bring your old workouts, then Copy.
Paste it in your AI, with your notes, a photo of your notebook or the export file from your other app.
Your AI matches each exercise to ours, shows you a short summary and asks before it sends anything to your phone.
Open the app, look it over and tap Save. Your workouts are added in one go.
What it can read
If your AI can read it, it can send it.
An export from another app
Give your AI the file you exported from Hevy, Strong, Fitbod or any other log.
Notes on your phone
Paste them as they are, like “Squat 5x5 100, bench 3x8 60”.
A page of a notebook
Send a photo of the page. Your AI reads the handwriting.
A spreadsheet you kept
Paste the rows or attach the file.
Two things to know. Handwriting can be misread, and a file may not say whether weights are kg or lb. Your AI is asked to say kg or lb for every weight and never to guess a number, and you check everything before it is saved.
Check it first
Nothing goes into your history until you say so.
A summary
How many workouts, the months they cover, the lifts and sets, and how many matches need your answer.
Your yes or no
When your AI was not sure which exercise you meant, the app asks “Is this Lying leg curl?”. Say Yes, or tap Not this to throw the whole batch away.
One tap to save
Tap Save and every workout is added to your Record. Undo is right there if you change your mind.
Repeats skipped
A workout already in your log is left out, and the summary tells you how many.
Once they are saved, your old workouts sit in your Record, and each exercise opens with what you did last time.
Log your next workout in Gym Commitment.
No account to make, and the AI part is optional.
From another app
Moving over from Hevy, Strong or Fitbod.
Export from the old app
Look in the app’s settings or help pages for its export, as menu names change. You get a file with your workouts in it.
Give the file to your AI
Paste it in with the message from Gym Commitment. Your AI reads the rows, matches each exercise and asks before it sends.
Nothing is touched
Your history stays in the old app, so trying this costs you nothing you have logged.
A long history may take your AI a few rounds. Repeats are skipped, so sending again is safe.
A notebook or phone notes
Paper counts too.
Take a clear photo of the page, or paste your notes as they are. Your AI reads the handwriting or the shorthand and turns it into workouts with dates.
If a date or a weight is not written down, your AI is asked not to guess. Neat handwriting helps, and a messy page just takes a bit more checking. That is what the check screen is for.
If it looks wrong
You can take it back.
Before you save
Answer the matches, or tap Not this to delete the batch. Nothing is saved.
Right after you save
Tap Undo on the message at the bottom. It takes back that batch and only that batch.
Later
Open the import in the AI tab and tap Remove this import. Those workouts go to Recently deleted for 30 days, so you can bring them back.
What we keep
Your file stays with your AI.
Your AI sends us the workouts it read, and we hold them encrypted for your phone only. Your file, your notes and your photo stay in your chat with your AI. Once you save or remove an import, the workouts are deleted from our server at once. One you never open is deleted after 30 days.
Coming from another app
Weighing it up against the app you use now?
- Gym Commitment vs HevyBoth show last time's numbers. Hevy has the social feed.
- Gym Commitment vs StrongTwo plain logs. Strong's watch app runs without the phone, and ours takes a plan from your AI.
- Gym Commitment vs FitbodFitbod picks today's workout for you. Here you see the whole week, written by your own AI.
Hevy, Strong and Fitbod are trademarks of their owners. Gym Commitment is not affiliated with any of them.
Questions
Asked before bringing it over.
Can I import my Hevy workouts into Gym Commitment?
Yes. Export your history from Hevy, give the file to your AI (Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini) and ask it to bring the workouts into Gym Commitment. You check them on your phone and tap Save. How to connect your AI.
How do I export my workouts from Hevy, Strong or Fitbod?
Each app has its own export, in its settings or its help pages. Gym Commitment does not read the file itself. Your AI does, so any file it can read will work.
Can I put my gym notebook into the app?
Yes, with a photo or typed notes. Your AI reads the page and sends the workouts. Handwriting can be misread, so you check each workout on your phone before you save.
Does the AI make up numbers?
It is asked never to guess one, and what it sends is checked before it reaches your phone. Anything unsure is shown for you to answer, and nothing is saved until you tap Save.
What happens to my old workouts after I save them?
They sit in your Record like any other workout. When you start an exercise, last time’s numbers come from your newest entry, and your graphs and body figure include them.
Can I undo an import?
Yes. Tap Undo right after saving, or open the import later and tap Remove this import. Those workouts, and only those, go to Recently deleted for 30 days.
What does Gym Commitment keep when I bring workouts in?
The workouts your AI sent, encrypted and for your phone only, until you save or remove them, and for 30 days at most. A line with the count, the dates and your assistant’s name stays for a year. The privacy policy has the details.
iPhone and Android
Bring your history, keep your numbers.
No account to make. Your next workout opens with last time’s numbers.
