It's live

Editor's note: Maxxd is now Ollim. The product and team are the same; only the brand has changed.

The last door opened.

Not long ago I wrote that Maxxd was in front of App Store review — the last door before launch. It's through. Maxxd is live on the App Store.

If you're new here: Ollim is an AI personal trainer for iPhone and Apple Watch. It came out of my own plateau — training hard, no idea if I was actually progressing, and priced out of a real coach. So I built one.

Here's what's in your hands today:

• Targets, every session. Walk in and your weights, reps, and volume are already computed. Stop guessing — just lift.
• It adapts to you. Ollim reads the week you actually logged and adjusts the weight and intensity for your next session, the way a real trainer would.
• One-tap logging. Log a set, get the next one. The rest timer runs itself while you catch your breath.
• Progress you can see. An estimated-1RM trend for every lift — the curve bending up isn't a feeling, it's on the screen.
• On your wrist. Log from Apple Watch with the target already dialed in, let the rest timer count you down, and heart rate is captured automatically. Leave the phone in your bag.

It's native iOS and watchOS, so it feels like it belongs on the device — because that's where it lives.

What's next. Two things I'm building now, coming soon:

• Bodyweight training — for the days, and the people, where the gym is wherever you are.
• A Progress page redesign. A top-to-bottom rework that turns today's strength trends into the full picture of your training.

Thanks to everyone who followed the road here. If you've got an iPhone, go try it on the App Store — and tell me what works and what doesn't. Feedback shapes what comes next.

More soon.