A runner rebuilt as a Celestial digital twin
Celestial

For gym operators & owners

Members quit when they can't see it working.

The Celestial Movement Scan measures the whole system — how a member walks, jumps, grips and recovers — then shows where they stand, what's uneven, and what to improve.

Retention

Members who can see progress renew

Premium tier

A diagnostic layer you can charge for

Coach leverage

Every session starts with real numbers

Lead gen

A scan is a stronger hook than a day pass

Movement Age

Turn a membership into a mission.

Endurance, power and stability come together in one number — how old their body moves, next to how old they are. Behind it sit the things members actually care about: keeping up, staying out of pain, and still being able to do this in twenty years.

It is the most portable proof of value your gym can hand someone. It also does the selling for you: the goal, the gap and the plan arrive in twenty-five minutes, so the consultation is a conversation about the numbers rather than a pitch.

25 min

One visit, one coach, no lab

Objective

Progress they can see, not a guess from the bathroom scales

Retested

Progress measured again, not guessed at

Member report · scan 03 Improving
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Movement Age

Actual age 37 · down from 42 at your first scan

Endurance · VO₂ max41 ml/kg/min
Power · Peak power58 W/kg
Stability · Gait symmetry96 %
Action plan · updated automatically

Weekly targets to close the gaps, written for their coach as much as for them.

The Celestial Movement Scan

Benchmark every member on pro-grade equipment. On your floor, in twenty-five minutes.

Six stations, one coach, one visit. Celestial captures how a member moves, lifts and performs using the same measures found in elite sport and clinical testing. No clinic, no queue, no wearables to hand out.

Members do not buy dynamometry and walk tests. They buy the number they produce, and the plan to move it. What you get is a quantitative baseline for every member, a reason to bring them back to be measured again, and hard evidence that what you sell them works.

01

Gait biomechanics

Stride symmetry, cadence and postural stability, read by camera

02

Left–right asymmetry

How evenly they load left and right, read across gait and grip. Flagged above 10%

03

Dynamometry

Grip strength, measured each side and benchmarked for their body

04

Strength benchmark

Estimated 1RM from a coach-supervised lift

05

Ebbeling walk test

A coach-run submaximal treadmill test — the VO₂ max estimate behind the endurance score

06

Movement Age

Endurance, power and stability resolved into one number

A digital constellation figure doing a pull-up

Between the scans

On the roadmap

Your coaches stop counting and start coaching.

Staff interaction is the strongest driver of retention, and it works because members who are spoken to perceive progress. The hard part is knowing who to speak to. A coach on a busy floor cannot notice everything, so attention lands on whoever asks for it.

Celestial reads form quality, load, tempo and left–right balance between scans, then tells a coach which member to walk up to and what to raise when they get there. The conversation still comes from a person. Celestial decides where it is worth having.

01

Left–right asymmetry above 10% is commonly flagged for review, and a coach sees the flag before the member mentions anything

02

Attribution works in group settings — Celestial knows who did what in a class of fifteen

03

Session history gives any coach a warm start with a member they have never trained

Why members stay

Nobody gets there alone.

Almost everyone who has ever got fit had someone paying attention — a coach, a training partner, someone who noticed when they stopped showing up. It is the part of the job that is hardest to staff, and the part members are quietly paying for.

Celestial gives every member that attention by default: their own numbers, a plan that answers to them, and a record of every session they have done with you. Each one becomes a star in their sky. Leaving a gym is easy; leaving a year of your own progress is not.

A member reviewing their results with their coach on the gym floor

What it does for the business

Six reasons operators put Celestial on the floor.

Retention

Members who can see progress renew

Churn is usually a story about invisible progress. A number that visibly moves makes the value of membership impossible to miss.

Premium tier

A diagnostic layer you can charge for

Scans, reports and Movement Age package cleanly into a higher tier — or a paid add-on — with real cost justification behind the price.

Injury

The churn you never hear about

A member whose knee starts hurting does not complain or downgrade. They quietly stop coming. Asymmetries and declining movement quality show up in their data first, while a coach can still do something about it.

Coach leverage

Every session starts with real numbers

Programming stops being guesswork and consultations stop being sales pitches. New coaches get up to standard faster.

Lead gen

A scan beats a day pass

Prospects come in for their Movement Age, leave with a plan, and already have a reason to come back for the retest. A tour and a trial week give them nothing to hold on to.

Activation

Activation, not autopsy

Churn tells you someone already left. Celestial shows you who has not scanned, who is quietly fading, and who is due a retest — while you can still do something about it.

Bring Celestial to your members

Let's talk about your floor.

Tell us how many members you have and what you're trying to fix. We'll show you a real member report and what a rollout looks like.

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Recent training · 25 Jun – 16 Jul
8Sessions
95Exercises logged

Each star is a session you finished — tap one to open it.

Your history

Muscle Load

As of 17 Jul · recency-weighted estimate
RestedActiveToday
Hamstrings & Glutes1d ago
Back1d ago
Shoulders1d ago
Quads2d ago
Core1d ago
Biceps1d ago
Chest7d ago
Triceps2d ago
Calves1d ago

Estimated from your last 8 logged sessions (25 Jun – 16 Jul) — no per-rep tracking yet, so this reads exercise descriptions (sets/reps/time) against an exercise→muscle-group map and decays by days since last hit. Back-to-back press/squat (15 Jul) and pull/hinge (16 Jul) days have hamstrings, glutes, back, and shoulders maxed out; chest hasn't been trained since last Monday's bench day.

My Session Log

Newest first · eight cards earned