Speediance Expands Into AI Fitness With AEVIS App

Sep 23, 2026
Speediance is expanding beyond smart home gym equipment with an AI fitness app, new analysis tools and a broader hardware portfolio.

Speediance is expanding from smart home gym equipment into AI based fitness, the company announced in a press release. Its hardware portfolio now includes Gym Monster Ultra, Gym Monster 3, Gym Nano and Speediance Strap for strength training, home workouts, performance measurement and physiological tracking.

The company is developing three AI capabilities. Votus analyzes movement from phone video, Oryn provides training and recovery guidance using activity, nutrition and sleep data, and Somni explores potential changes in fatigue, sleep, appetite and training capacity.

These tools connect through AEVIS, an iOS app available in public beta across 105 markets. The app can use Apple Watch health and activity data without Speediance hardware, while Gym Monster users can create custom workouts and send them to their equipment. AEVIS cannot yet adjust Gym Monster resistance automatically, though Speediance plans deeper integration.

Speediance says AEVIS and its AI features provide general fitness and wellness information rather than medical guidance. Somni is a technology preview and is not a medical tool.

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