Open Source Fitness Intelligence

OpenLift will be open-source and privacy-first after launch. We do not sell your data, and our core workout tracking functionality is planned to remain free for self-hosting. Post-launch, you'll be able to modify the code and connect our mobile app to your own server.

OpenLift uses a sustainable dual approach: our core workout tracking features will always remain free, both for self-hosting and on our cloud servers. Premium features (advanced analytics, enterprise tools, etc.) will be available through paid plans to fund continued development of the free core. During our beta phase, all features will be free to use.

Yes! OpenLift's core workout tracking functionality will always remain completely free - whether you self-host or use our cloud servers. The same core features available to self-hosters will always be free on our cloud service too. Premium features will be available for users who want advanced capabilities.

Workout import features are not currently supported but may be considered for future development. For now, you can start fresh with OpenLift when it launches.

OpenLift will be transparent through our planned open-source release. We do not track your usage, collect hidden data, or sell your information to third parties. Open-source transparency will allow you to verify how your data is handled.

OpenLift will use cloud synchronization to keep your workout data available across all your devices. This helps ensure you don't lose your progress and can access your workouts anywhere.

OpenLift includes comprehensive workout tracking, progress charts, exercise library, custom programs, analytics, and more. Being open-source means you can customize features, add new exercises, and modify the app to perfectly fit your training style.

OpenLift is currently in development and will be available later in 2025. We'll launch in beta with all features free to use, giving you time to explore everything before we introduce premium plans. Join our Discord community or contact us to be notified when the beta launches.

Absolutely! Community contributions will be enabled later in 2025 once we open-source the core components. The open-source model means developers can contribute features, bug fixes, and improvements to benefit everyone. Join our Discord to stay updated on contribution opportunities.

OpenLift will launch with a comprehensive exercise library covering all major movements. Being open-source means the community can continuously add new exercises, and you can even add custom exercises for your specific training needs.

Getting started is easy! Once available, simply download OpenLift from your app store or use the web version. You can import your existing workout data or start fresh. The app is designed to be intuitive and user-friendly.