"What am I even doing today?"
AGUNA opens straight to a plan with your name on it: today's focus, the exercises, the sets, the reps and the rest. No menus, no programme to build, no spreadsheet.
AGUNA decides today's workout, today's weights and today's food, so you can walk in, put your headphones on, and just train.
Your first full workout is free. No card, no auto-renewing trial.
Three thoughts empty a gym faster than any workout ever could. AGUNA answers all three before you get to the door.
"What am I even doing today?"
AGUNA opens straight to a plan with your name on it: today's focus, the exercises, the sets, the reps and the rest. No menus, no programme to build, no spreadsheet.
"Someone's on my machine."
Tap once. The session reorders itself around whatever is free and brings the busy exercise back later. You never hover, wait or pretend to stretch.
"Am I doing this wrong?"
Every exercise shows the actual movement and can talk you through it in your ear. Your sets are written down for you, and next week's weight is chosen from them.
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Today's workout, today's meals, your streak and your steps, on one screen, with your name at the top. Nothing to configure before you can start.
Got 35 minutes and only the free weights? Pick a focus and AGUNA rebuilds the session around it: duration, difficulty and exercise count shown before you commit.
It shows the movement, counts the set, and remembers what you lifted. Next week it hands you the number: same weight for one more rep, or a little heavier. That's the whole progression system, and you never open a calculator.
Tap Machine taken? and AGUNA hands you the exercises you can do right now, and pushes the busy one later in the session. You still do all of them, just in a different order. No hovering, no skipping, no guessing what to swap in.
The rest timer starts itself the moment you finish a set, and tells you when to go again. No standing around wondering whether you've waited long enough.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and a snack, built to your calorie and protein targets, in the food you actually eat. Ingredients, prep steps and macros for every plate.
Water, steps, sleep and bodyweight in one place, with steps synced from Apple Health. Small honest numbers, no white coat.
Workouts, volume, sets and time, for this week and for this month, each one set against the period before it, so you can see whether the line is going the right way. Both turn into a card you can post.
Your goals, your training days, your units and your region shape every plan it builds. Change any of it and tomorrow looks different.
The single most common reason a session falls apart is that someone is on the thing you need next. Hovering feels awful, so most people just skip it, and skipping is what breaks a programme.
AGUNA moves the exercise later in the session instead of dropping it, pulls the next one forward, and keeps your progression intact. Try it. This is the real behaviour.
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Machine taken moves one exercise. This is for the hour when everything is taken and it feels like the room is watching. One tap swaps every exercise you have left for a version you can do with a pair of dumbbells, a bench or the floor.
Same muscles, same order, same sets, same reps, same rest. You pick up two dumbbells, find a corner, and the session carries on. Nothing to decide, nothing to look up.
The way back is one tap too. The moment your machine is free, everything you have not done yet goes back to the original plan, mid-session, and nothing you already logged is lost.
Tap it. This is what happens after every set, shown sped up.
Rest is the part everyone guesses at, and guessing is why sets three and four collapse. AGUNA starts the clock for you the moment a set is logged, holds you there, and tells you when to go again, out loud if you want it to.
Three full minutes is the floor here, on every exercise. Most apps hand you forty-five seconds because it feels efficient; it just means set three is theatre. If you feel ready early, one tap skips ahead.
Then it hands you the next set, already filled in with the weight it expects you to lift.
And if you put the phone in your pocket, it comes back for you. The second the rest is up your phone buzzes with the next set by name: Rest is over. Back to it, Lat Pulldown, set 2. It is marked time sensitive, so a Focus mode cannot sit on it. Open it and you land back in the same session on the same set, not on the home screen.
No mockups and no actors. This is the app running. The lat pulldown station is busy, so one tap moves the dumbbell row up, nothing gets dropped, the set is logged, the rest clock runs, and the next set arrives with the weight already in it.
Most fitness apps hand you a plan built around foods you don't cook and can't buy locally. AGUNA builds the day out of your own kitchen: American, Australian, British, European and eleven more, same calories, same protein, ingredients from your usual shop. Pick a menu below. West African kitchen? There's a full Nigerian meal plan too.
"I missed one day and never went back."
A rest day your own plan asked for counts as a kept day, so the streak survives the days you were meant to take off. Eight thousand steps counts as well. It measures days on plan, not days in the gym.
"I mean to, and then the day goes."
Water through the day, a wind-down at night, the meal that needs soaking started the evening before, and a warning while a streak you have earned can still be saved. Every one of them is yours to switch off in Settings.
"Leaderboards just make me feel worse."
Ours shows three people and never a number beside your name, and it ranks weeks with two or more workouts rather than who lifted the most. Watching is free. You are on it only if you switch yourself on in Profile.
None of it shouts at you, and all of it can be turned off.
Every day you move, you earn AGUNA points from your steps, capped so it stays honest. Points become credit against your subscription. Train consistently and the app starts paying for part of itself.
It is the only reward system in fitness that gets cheaper the more you actually show up.
One subscription, everything included. Cancel any time from your Apple ID settings.
Your first full workout is free. No card to start, no auto-renewing trial. You only pay if you choose to.
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