Every time you finish a workout on Gymkee, you land on a full-screen recap that celebrates what you accomplished. Confetti rains down, your phone gives you a satisfying haptic buzz, and all your workout stats appear with smooth animations.

This is your moment. The recap shows you exactly what you did, puts your effort into perspective with fun comparisons, and lets you share a beautiful card on social media.

Here is what happens step by step after you tap the confirm button at the end of your workout:

Right after submitting your workout, Gymkee asks if you want to add a photo to your recap. You have three options:

If you add a photo, it becomes the background of your recap card. Your stats are displayed on top of it with a dark gradient so everything stays readable. If you skip, the recap uses a warm dark gradient background instead.

Your photo is saved locally on your device and will appear again if you revisit the recap later.

The recap screen shows your workout stats line by line, each with an emoji on the left. Stats appear with a staggered animation, revealing one after another. Here is what each line means:

The fire emoji line shows your estimated calorie burn. If you have a wearable connected (Apple Watch, Fitbit, Garmin, etc.), Gymkee uses real-time data for a more accurate estimate. Otherwise, it uses a MET-based calculation based on your body profile, exercise types, intensity, and duration.

This value is always an estimate, which is why it shows a tilde (~) before the number.

Gymkee analyzes your workout type and picks the most meaningful stat to highlight:

If the hero stat is volume (not reps), Gymkee also shows your total rep count on a separate line with a flexed bicep emoji.

A clipboard emoji line shows how many exercises you completed and how many sets you did in total. For example: "6 exercises, 24 sets".

A target emoji line lists the top 3 muscle groups you trained, based on the primary muscles of each exercise in the workout. For example: "Chest, Shoulders, Triceps".

If Gymkee received heart rate data from your wearable during the workout, a heart emoji line shows your average BPM.

At the top of the recap, you see:

The location is captured automatically when you finish the workout. If you have not granted location permission, this line does not appear. You can grant it in your phone's settings at any time.

One of the most enjoyable parts of the recap: Gymkee translates your stats into real-world equivalents to make your effort tangible.

Depending on your hero stat, you might see things like:

Volume comparisons (based on how much weight you lifted in total):

Rep comparisons (based on total reps):

Duration comparisons (based on workout length):

The comparison that appears is picked based on your actual numbers. The same workout always shows the same comparison, so it feels consistent, not random.

If you have done the same workout before (same program day or same workout name), Gymkee fetches your previous performance and shows a green "up" line when you improved:

This comparison only appears when there is a positive improvement. If your numbers were the same or lower, Gymkee does not show the comparison line.

At the bottom of the recap, Gymkee shows attribution for your workout:

If your coach has set up their social media handle on Gymkee, their Instagram (or primary social platform) handle appears next to their name. If the coach uses a brand name, that appears instead of their personal name.

This attribution also appears on the share card, giving your coach visibility every time you share.

At the bottom of the recap screen, you see two buttons:

The share card is a vertical image designed for social media stories. It contains:

The card is rendered at 1080x1920 pixels, which is the standard resolution for Instagram Stories and similar formats.

After you share, Gymkee shows a friendly reminder to tag your coach and the Gymkee account when you post. The message includes your coach's social handle (if available) and the Gymkee account (@gymkeecoach for English, @gymkeecoachfr for French).

You can revisit the recap of any completed workout. Here is how:

This opens the recap screen in view mode. You see the same stats, comparisons, and attribution. If you took a photo when you originally completed the workout, it reappears as the background. You can also share the card again from this view.

The only difference: confetti does not play in view mode (that celebration is for the live moment).

Why it happens: This can occur if your internet connection drops right as you submit the workout. Gymkee needs to send your workout data before navigating to the recap.

How to fix it: Check your connection and open the completed workout from your program. Tap the menu and select "Show recap" to view it.

Why it happens: Calorie estimation requires body profile data (weight, height, age). If your profile is incomplete, Gymkee cannot calculate calories.

How to fix it: Go to your profile settings in Gymkee and make sure your weight, height, date of birth, and sex are filled in. Future workouts will show calorie estimates.

Why it happens: On some devices, the share feature requires the native view capture module, which may not be available on older app versions.

How to fix it: Update Gymkee to the latest version from the App Store or Google Play.

Why it happens: The photo is stored locally on your device. If you reinstalled Gymkee or cleared app data, the local photo cache was erased.

How to fix it: The stats and all other recap data are still intact. Only the background photo is lost. Future workouts will save photos correctly.

Why it happens: Comparisons only show when Gymkee finds a matching previous workout (same program day or same workout name) AND your current performance improved. If this is the first time doing this workout, or if your numbers were the same or lower, no comparison appears.

How to fix it: This is normal behavior. Keep training and you will see the green improvement line when you beat your previous numbers.

Yes. Open any completed workout, tap the menu (three dots), and select "Show recap". Your stats, fun comparisons, coach attribution, and photo (if saved) all appear.

Your coach sees your completed workout data (sets, reps, weights, duration) in their dashboard. They do not see the recap screen itself, but they see all the underlying stats. If you share the card on social media and tag them, they see that too.

Yes. Tap "Skip" on the photo prompt screen. You still get the full recap with all your stats, comparisons, and sharing options. The background will be a dark gradient instead of your photo.

No. Once you take or choose a photo, it becomes the recap background. If you want a different photo, you can take a new one next workout. The photo prompt only appears right after completing the workout.

The workout submission requires an internet connection. Once submitted, the recap screen displays your stats from the workout data that was just sent. If you lose connection mid-submission, Gymkee will retry when you are back online.

Nothing. The share button opens your phone's share sheet and generates the card image. If you cancel the share or close the sheet, nothing is posted. You can tap "Share" again anytime.

No. The location shows your city and country code (e.g., "Paris, FR"). It does not display your street address or precise coordinates.

Confetti plays when you first complete the workout to celebrate the accomplishment. When viewing a past recap, the confetti does not replay because the moment has already been celebrated.