WizFit vs EGYM Genius: AI training plans with or without connected machines

By Ezequiel Hipperdinger — CEO of Full Fitness and co-founder of WizFit. This article is written by WizFit. EGYM's data comes from its official pages, checked on October 27, 2026 (sources at the end).

WizFit and EGYM Genius both use artificial intelligence to generate training plans that only use the equipment available at the gym. The big difference is hardware: EGYM Genius runs on the EGYM ecosystem, with smart strength machines and an assessment station, while WizFit is software only and works with the equipment the gym already has.

Summary

• Choose EGYM Genius if your gym has, or plans to buy, EGYM machines and you want strength assessments and automatic tracking from the machines.
• Choose WizFit if you want AI plans without depending on connected machines, with equipment from any brand, and with nutrition on the same platform.
• In both cases the coach can adjust the plan and the member can generate it from the app.

Side-by-side comparison

	WizFit	EGYM Genius
What it is	AI training and nutrition platform for gyms.	EGYM's AI product that builds personalized plans for the gym's members.
Hardware required	None. It works with the equipment the gym loads into its inventory per location.	EGYM Fitness Hub, a connected scale and at least three Smart Strength machines (according to EGYM, requirements may vary by region).
Basis of the plan	The member's goals, level and history, and the equipment at their location.	The member's level and goals, plus strength assessments done on the Smart Strength machines, which EGYM describes as the foundation of the plans.
Equipment used	Only what's listed in the inventory of the member's location.	Only what's available at the gym. EGYM states compatibility with many brands and types (selectorized, plate-loaded, cable, dumbbells, barbells and functional).
Workout logging	From the member's app.	Automatic on connected equipment; manual in the app for the rest.
Who generates the plan	The coach, or the member in Self Service mode, with or without review as the gym decides.	The member with one click in the gym-branded app, the trainer, or both, as the gym decides.
Nutrition	Built-in module: meal plans, photo tracking and shopping lists.	The EGYM Genius FAQ doesn't mention nutrition.
Body composition	Bioimpedance integration to adjust plans.	EGYM recommends a bioimpedance analyzer instead of a basic scale.
How it's sold	Directly from WizFit.	Not sold separately: it comes in EGYM's software packs.

The core difference: hardware or software only

EGYM's model ties together the machines, the assessments and the app: Smart Strength machines measure strength, log every set and feed the plan. EGYM says its AI was trained on more than 11 billion workout data points. For a gym that has already invested in that ecosystem, Genius makes use of that data.

WizFit doesn't require buying machines. The gym enters the equipment it has at each location and plans are built with it, whatever the brand. For gyms with mixed equipment, or that don't want to tie programming to a machine supplier, that's the main difference.

When each one makes sense

• EGYM Genius: gyms with EGYM machines, or planning to buy them, that value strength assessments and automatic tracking.
• WizFit: gyms and chains with equipment from different brands, locations with different equipment, or that want to add nutrition to the plan without investing in hardware.

Sources

• EGYM Genius FAQ — EGYM
• EGYM Genius — EGYM
• EoS Fitness launches EGYM Genius (Business Wire, September 2025)