Community
Share the session,hide the scale
Training with friends helps. Publishing your body weight to strangers does not. GymHub makes sharing granular, so you choose exactly which parts of your training life other people see.
Community
Privacy that is actually granular
Nothing is public by default. Every share is a deliberate action.
Friends only
Connections are mutual. There are no follower counts, no public profiles and no discovery feed of strangers.
Per item sharing
Share one session, one recipe or one record. Sharing a workout never exposes your weight or your food log.
Hidden by default
Weight, measurements, photos and calories are private unless you switch them on for a specific friend.
Friendly challenges
Volume, streak or distance challenges with a small group, with opt in participation and no public ranking.
Comments that help
Reactions and comments on shared sessions only. No direct messages from people you have not added.
Recipe swaps
Send a saved recipe with full macros to a friend. They can add it to their own diary in one tap.
Social, not a feed
Built for a training group,not an audience
There is no algorithm deciding what you see and no incentive to post more. The feed is chronological, limited to people you added, and you can leave it empty forever without losing a single feature. The coach never uses your friends' data and never shares yours.
- No public profiles
- Mutual connections only
- Chronological feed
- Leave anytime, keep data

Questions
Answers about GymHub
No. There is no public page, no username search by strangers and no way for someone outside your connections to see anything you logged.
Yes. The social module can stay switched off permanently. Nothing in the training, nutrition or coach features depends on having a single connection.
They disappear with the account. Deletion removes shared sessions, recipes and comments from your friends' feeds within twenty four hours.
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