Aimsy · Kit & status

Every machine accounted for. Status included.

Brand-level inventory tied to your floor plan: what you own, whether it works, and when it was last cleaned — visible to staff and, when you want, to members.

  • Catalog brands & models
  • Floor status overlay
  • Public equipment page
Floor inventory
Example stations
4 units
  • Plate-loaded chest press
    Hammer Strength
    Working
  • Dual adjustable pulley
    Technogym
    Needs attention
  • Lying leg curl
    Life Fitness
    Working
  • Smith machine
    Hammer Strength
    Out of service

How it works

Inventory that stays tied to the layout.

You are not maintaining a separate asset list. Placing a machine on the floor creates the inventory row that stickers and status use.

  1. 01
    Pick real models

    Hammer Strength, Technogym and the rest of the catalog — each linked to exercises and muscles.

  2. 02
    Track status

    Operational, needs attention or out of service. Members and staff see the same truth.

  3. 03
    Run cleaning rounds

    Log cleans from a phone or a QR scan. Overdue stations light up on the floor view.

Day to day

Built for the team on the floor.

Inventory that matches the floor

Every placed machine is a catalog model with a code. Move it on the plan and the inventory moves with it.

Status at a glance

Staff open the floor status view to see what's down. Your public equipment page stays honest when a station is offline.

Cleaning that sticks

Intervals and overdue highlights keep rounds visible. No separate spreadsheet fighting the layout.

Shown on your website

Members browsing your gym can open the equipment list and the 3D floor — same kit, two ways in.

More for gyms

Same floor. Different angles.

Each page covers one part of Aimsy for gyms. Start with the piece you care about today.

Put your kit on the map.

Start with your gym's name, add machines from the catalog, and status plus stickers come along for the ride.