Every coach you follow. Every friend you lift with. One room.
When we started building JustGains, MacroFactor workouts didn’t exist. We weren’t racing anyone to a better tracker then, and we aren’t now. We were after something else: what a creator’s training becomes when it stops being a file you download and turns into somewhere you can stand, with your people already in it.
From the JustGains team · September 2026
For as long as anyone has sold a training program on the internet, the deal has been the same. Someone you trust spends six months building it. You pay. You download. And then you are alone with a PDF, a timer in a second app, a notes file in a third, and nobody to tell when the fourth set finally goes up.
Plenty of apps fixed the middle of that. Logging is a solved problem. There are a dozen good trackers and you have probably tried four of them. What almost nobody went near are the two ends.
The first end is the people. Lifting has been a social act since two humans argued over who could pick up the heavier rock, and then software quietly turned it into a solo one, because a spreadsheet has no room for anybody else. Here your squad watches the set land. A PR fires into a group chat that already knows what a PR costs. A friend three time zones away starts the same week of Min-Max on Monday and races you to Sunday.
The second end is the creators. Not one creator, with their own app, their own login and their own subscription. All of them. Jeff’s Min-Max on the same shelf as a marathon block, a mobility series, and a program from somebody with four thousand subscribers who happens to be brilliant. You follow six coaches. You should not need six apps and six receipts to train with them.
Here is the part that turns a nice idea into something that can pay for itself: 76% of every subscription goes back to the creators that subscriber trained with. Not a pool. Not a bonus scheme with a threshold. Their money, following their training, weighted by whose work they actually did that month. Train nothing but Jeff’s programs and your entire cut lands with Jeff.
And when someone takes a program, adapts it for the gym they have, and passes it to a friend, that friend’s sessions still credit the person who wrote it. Sharing has always been the thing that spreads a creator’s work and the thing that never paid them for it. We made the copy pay.
That is why publishing here is free, the app is free to download, and most of it is free to train. We only earn when subscriptions do, and three quarters of that leaves the building on its way to the people who did the work.
MacroFactor has workouts now. More apps will, and good: the category was overdue. But we were never trying to win the tracker. We are trying to build the room, everyone’s programming and everyone’s friends in one place, with the money running back to whoever made the thing you just did twelve reps of.
Jeff’s five programs are already in here, every cue and every RPE target intact. They are the argument. Come stand in the room.
