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Sticks to the weight stack · times every rep
Are you actually
getting stronger?
Same weight, same reps, every week. Hard to tell. NOMAE times every rep. Same weight moving quicker than last month? Good sign you’re stronger. Last reps dragging? You’re near your limit. Counts them too.
Lat pulldown · 25 kg
8reps
Speed, rep by rep
8 of 8 counted. No slowdown, plenty left in the tank.
Coaches call it velocity-based training, on bar sensors that cost A$500 and up. NOMAE is A$199 and made for the machines at your gym.
how itworks.
1. Stick it on
Four magnets hold it on the side of the weight stack. No straps, no tools.
2. Lift
Pick the machine in the app and train. Every rep is counted and timed as you go.
3. See what changed
After each set: how fast you lifted, how much you slowed down, and how it compares with last time.
check yourmachines.
Made for machines with a steel weight stack, plus the bench press. Tap one to see where it sticks.
Check your gymShoulders
Arms and cables
Not for
Plate-loaded machines, the Smith machine, assisted pull-ups and cardio. Log those by hand in the app.
the realthing.
Photos, not renders. On the stack, on the bench and in a hand.
On a lat pulldown stack 
On a bench press bar 
Bench press, counted live 
On another machine’s stack 
Fits in your palm 
Four magnets in a V 
Aluminium shell 
Charges over USB-C
Launch price
NOMAE tracker
The tracker, a USB-C cable and the free iPhone app.
- No subscription.Speed, reps and your log are free in the app.
- Your history stays yours.Saved on your iPhone. Bring your old log from Strong or Hevy.
- Count off?Fix it with a tap before you save.
- Free tracked shipping.Anywhere in Australia, sent from Brisbane.
- A real person.Email support@nomae.com.au and someone in Brisbane answers.
Questions.
What is NOMAE?
A small aluminium tracker that sticks to the weight stack, and a free iPhone app. It times every rep so you can see if you’re actually getting stronger, and counts them so you don’t have to.
How does it show I’m getting stronger?
Same weight moving quicker than last month? Good sign. Last reps slowing right down? You’re near your limit. Coaches call it velocity-based training (VBT). Their bar sensors cost A$500 and up.
How do I use it?
Stick it on the side of the stack, pick the machine in the app, lift. No straps, nothing to wear. Pull it off when you’re done.
Which machines does it work on?
Anything with a steel weight stack: pulldowns, rows, chest press, leg curls, cable stations and more. The bench press bar too. Some machines hide the stack behind a cover, so check yours on the fit page.
How accurate is it?
It reads speed from how the stack moves, so it’s made for comparing you with you: same machine, week to week. Miscounted a rep? Fix it with a tap before you save.
Do I need a subscription?
No. Speed, reps and your log are free in the app. Coach, the AI chat, is an optional extra.
What phone do I need?
An iPhone on iOS 17 or later. There’s no Android app. The app’s free through Apple’s TestFlight.
What happens to my workouts?
They stay on your iPhone, no account needed. Coming from Strong or Hevy? Import your old log and pick up where you left off.
How much is it, and when does it ship?
A$199 launch price, then A$249. Free tracked shipping in Australia. In stock, it ships next business day. On backorder, 12 to 18 days. Checkout shows which.
What if something’s wrong?
Email support@nomae.com.au and a real person in Brisbane sorts it out. Faulty? Repair, replacement or refund under Australian Consumer Law.
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