“Everything you need to crush it.”
“Track yours. Own yours.”
“Join the class. Love your results.”
“Consistency looks good on you.”
“Scan, sweat, succeed.”
“Score more. Spend less.”
“Bring friends. Earn rewards.”
“All yours. All in one place.”
A closer look at the screenshots
The home screen combines a greeting, booked class, and digital pass.
A monthly check-in total sits above a calendar.
Class listings show instructor names and remaining spaces.
A weekly calendar contains booked classes.
A membership barcode includes an Apple Wallet option.
Member offers name clothing brands and discounts.
A referral reward table overlays a gym high-five photo.
A membership settings screen closes the sequence.
About this app
Elevate your fitness routine with the EōS app. Your all-in-one way to manage your membership, get into the gym fast and stay connected to the classes you love. The app offers an array of features, including: Gym Entry Get into EōS faster with your digital barcode and NFC pass right from your phone. Group Classes (G-Fit) Explore the full class schedule, reserve your spot, join waitlists and save your favorite classes and instructors so you’re always ready to move. My Calendar Keep your routine dialed in by viewing all your booked classes in one place. Check-in History Track your visits by week, month or year to stay motivated as you build consistency. Find a Gym Discover nearby EōS locations, check gym details and hours and save your go-to gyms for quick access. And much more!
Headlines in this set
8 screenshots · 8 with a headline
“Everything you need to crush it.”
Crush it uses gym language but leaves the core task broad.
“Track yours. Own yours.”
The repeated yours stresses ownership while leaving the tracked item unstated.
“Join the class. Love your results.”
The two commands connect class attendance with desired results.
“Consistency looks good on you.”
The compliment presents a regular schedule as a positive habit.
“Scan, sweat, succeed.”
The three verbs compress gym entry and exercise into a short sequence.
“Score more. Spend less.”
Score more and spend less ties the feature to savings.
“Bring friends. Earn rewards.”
The two clauses state the action and its reward.
“All yours. All in one place.”
All in one place promises central access but names no specific account task.
How Health & Fitness sets are usually built
Most Health & Fitness apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (65% of sets, 76% of screens).