ButaGYM OS
The complete operating system for fitness businesses.
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ButaGYM OS - The complete operating system for fitness businesses.

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Gyms lose revenue to fragmented software and shared access cards. ButaGYM OS is a unified B2B2C operating system replacing legacy platforms. 🔑 Turnstile Tech: Upgrades ANY gym door to read QR codes changing every 30s. Kills access fraud. 📱 Triple-App Ecosystem: Web Command Center (ERP/POS), Owner App & Member App with AI & PT marketplace. Connecting the owner, trainer, member, and the physical door.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm the solo founder of ButaGYM OS.

As a lifelong gym-goer, I was constantly frustrated: losing my plastic access bracelets (and getting charged for them!), missing out on group classes because there was no digital booking, and relying on word-of-mouth to find a trainer.

When I talked to gym owners, their pain was even worse. They run their businesses by duct-taping 5 disconnected tools together—a basic scheduling tool, an iPad for POS, physical key fobs for the door, and WhatsApp for trainers. They operate completely blind and lose thousands of dollars to "access fraud" when members share their entry codes with friends.

So, I built an entire Operating System to fix it. We didn't build custom hardware—we built a software integration that upgrades a gym's existing turnstile to read dynamic QR codes from our Member App. Because the QR code refreshes every 30 seconds, screenshots are completely useless.

Beyond access, I built a complete Web Command Center (a full ERP handling POS, inventory, live gate feeds, and revenue tracking), a mobile Owner App, and a B2C Member App with an AI workout generator.

I spent the time building the entire enterprise ecosystem from scratch, completely bootstrapped, and today we are finally coming out of stealth. I’d love your feedback!

Love that the rotating QR codes handle access fraud at the hardware level instead of relying on staff to enforce it. Replacing shared cards with something that physically expires every 30 seconds is the kind of unglamorous detail that actually saves gym owners money.