What is REMAKER?
REMAKER calls itself a strength training companion. It makes two sensors, the MOVE for velocity-based training and the LINK for force, plus an app that shows your output live as you lift, then breaks each session down by exercise, set and rep.
It's made by REMAKER Ltd in the UK. The iPhone app was updated on October 2, 2026 (version 1.25.0), and the Android app on October 5.
Key Features
MOVE
A wearable sensor you put on your wrist, attach to a barbell or strap to your foot. It measures velocity, power, jump height, reactive strength index and range of motion. £135.
LINK
A force sensor that clips into cables, bands, chains and straps, for tension and isometric work, measuring up to 7000N. £187.
The app
Live audio and visual feedback on every rep, sessions and programs built by AI, and auto-load adjustment it calls Performance Intelligence. Plans from TrainingPeaks or Teamworks can be pushed into the app, and completed sessions sync back automatically; from anywhere else you can import plans and export sessions to CSV.
Do I need a subscription?
Yes, to track with the sensors. REMAKER says tracking strength with the app requires a licence, and the licence isn't tied to a sensor, so one covers as many as you own. The Athlete Licence is £16 a month, or about £13.99 a month billed every three months and £11.99 a month billed yearly. Coaches running a squad of up to 20 athletes use the Operator Licence, £39.99 a month, with a month free on yearly billing. The hardware is yours to keep if you cancel.
What does REMAKER send to Strava?
Strava says it imports exercise names, sets, reps, weight and working time from REMAKER into its workout log. You connect from the Strava app, in settings, under connecting an app or device. Neither REMAKER nor Strava says whether velocity, power or jump data reach Strava.
