Onemor App Store screenshots

On-frame caption: “STAY LOCKED IN ON YOUR FITNESS JOURNEY”

There is no device. The entire canvas is a poster: the word “onemor” sits in lowercase geometric sans at the top-left, measured at roughly 20–24 pt, while a single #D0FF14 dot anchors the top-right. Below, the headline is stacked in four lines of ultra-condensed all-caps: “STAY / LOCKED IN / ON YOUR / FITNESS JOURNEY”. The type is white, tightly leaded, and pushes almost to the safe edges. Behind it, a low-angle photograph of a woman in a coral sports bra stretches upward against a void lit by violet and lime rim light. At the bottom, a glassmorphism panel—roughly 140 pt tall with a subtle blur and a near-transparent fill—houses social proof. The text “As featured in:” is centered between two hairline rules, above two rows of press logos: BUSINESS INSIDER, AP (with its red underline), euronews., GEEK ROOM in a circular badge, DIGITAL JOURNAL with a globe mark, and CNN in its outline wordmark. By withholding every pixel of UI, the frame makes a brand promise before it makes a product demonstration.

On-frame caption: “A DAILY PLAN FOR EVERY GOAL”

The device appears, framed by the headline “A DAILY PLAN FOR” in white and “EVERY GOAL” in #D0FF14 italic. Inside the phone, the status bar reads 9:41. The app header shows a calendar icon, “Dec 3”, a lightning bolt icon with “527”, and a flame with “43”. The main media is a full-bleed video still of a woman in mint shorts setting up a deadlift in a gym with MATRIX-branded equipment. Overlaid at lower-left is a content card: a red dot, “TITAN / Coach Geraldine”, then “Lower Body Strength” in large UI type, and a star icon with “Duration: 30 min”. A white circular arrow button sits at the bottom-right of the card. Beneath this, a weekly tab bar reads “Intro Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat”, with “Mon” accented by the lime dot/underline. The bottom tab bar shows Home (filled), Tribe, and Profile on a frosted dark ground. The canvas background remains #0A0A0A with a faint indigo wash at the lower-left corner.

On-frame caption: “GET STEP-BY-STEP GUIDANCE”

The caption now reads “GET” in white, “STEP-BY-STEP” in #D0FF14 italic, and “GUIDANCE” in white. The screen shows an active workout. Top-left has an “X”, center shows a large “00:45” timer, top-right has a fullscreen expand icon. Below the timer, “DUMBBELL SUMO DEADLIFT” is set in bold all-caps. Under that, a lime chain-link icon precedes “SUPERSET”, beside a dark pill reading “SET 2 OF 3”. The background image is a muscular man holding dumbbells in sumo stance, looking directly out. At the bottom, a translucent dark sheet holds two massive numerals: “8” with up/down arrows and the label “REPS”, and “60” with “LBS” micro-typography and its own arrows. A thin line divides this from the lower edge, where “Workout logs” appears at the left and a chevron at the right. The hierarchy is unapologetically tactile: the rep and weight counters are larger than the exercise name, prioritizing action over information.

On-frame caption: “CHAT & COMPETE WITH FRIENDS”

“CHAT &” in white, “COMPETE WITH” in white italic, “FRIENDS” in #D0FF14. The UI shows the “TITAN” tribe view. The header carries the tribe name in bold white with a chevron, plus the same lightning “527” and flame “43” energy metrics. A segmented control sits below: “Community” selected versus “Trainers”. The chat area shows two messages: “Matt S” with a gray avatar and body text, then “Coach Geraldine” with a red verified check, saying “Heeey Titans! ❤️ Let's crush another week together.” A dark input pill reads “Message Titan Chat”. Below, “Top members” introduces a leaderboard: rows numbered 1–4 show names (Matt S, Tara L, Amy P, Collin H) with lightning-scored counts (3768, 3377, 2821, 2799). The fifth row highlights the current user, “Alkid Shuli”, inside a solid red-orange pill (#FF453A), rank 35, score 527. A “View all” link in coral sits beneath. The contrast between the dark rows and the user-highlight pill is the only warm color inside the phone, and it reads as an emergency flare.

On-frame caption: “FOLLOW PLANS FROM TOP COACHES”

“FOLLOW PLANS FROM” in white, “TOP COACHES” in #D0FF14. This is a program detail page. The top-left shows a chevron with “Go back”; top-right shows a heart icon with “193”, a share arrow, and a bookmark. The title is “HIIT Power Burn”. Below, a coach avatar and “Phil Louis” sit above a metadata grid: “Skill Level” displays five segmented bars with “Beginner” label, and “Workout Duration” reads “43 min”. An “Overview” paragraph follows in dimmed white. “Workout Goals” introduces two pills—“Power” and “Endurance”—on a #2C2C2E fill. A horizontal row of exercise thumbnails follows, each roughly 140 pt wide with rounded corners and white text labels: “JUMPING JACKS”, “HIGH KNEES”, and a truncated “KETTLE...” at the right edge. Further down, an accordion row marked “2x” describes “Jumping Jacks” at “30s, 30s”. A full-width white pill at the bottom reads “Start workout”, creating the strongest call-to-action in the entire set because it is the only true white button shown inside the device.

On-frame caption: “FIND YOUR COMMUNITY”

“FIND YOUR” in white italic, “COMMUNITY” in #D0FF14. The phone displays the “Tribes” hub. Dominating the center is the “AURA” tribe card: a neon-green monoline silhouette of a woman against a dark botanical motif. Below, white UI text reads “Strength in stillness. Yoga and Pilates to sharpen focus, build control, and leave you powerful.” Two dark pills read “Yoga” and “Pilates”. Pagination shows five dots, the first white, the rest #48484A. A “Join tribe” white pill sits at the bottom. Extruding from the device edges at three corners are floating tribe cards: top-left is “TITAN” in red-orange with weightlifting illustration and tags “Strength Training” and “Weightlifting”; bottom-left is “BLAZE” in magenta with a runner and tags “HIIT” and “Cardio”; right edge is “NOMAD” in cyan with a home-workout figure and tags “Home Workouts” and “Bodyweight”. The cards cast soft diffuse shadows and sit at slight rotations, breaking the rectangular rigidity of the phone without breaking the frame.

On-frame caption: “TURN CONSISTENCY INTO REWARDS”

“TURN CONSISTENCY INTO” in white, “REWARDS” in #D0FF14 followed by a lightning bolt icon. This is the completion screen. At top: “Workout completed!”, then “Pull Day Power” with “Coach Jahdy” in bold, and a “TITAN” pill top-right. The center is occupied by a holographic lozenge—a mesh gradient ranging from periwinkle through lime to cyan—with “123” in bold dark type and a repeating “onemor” watermark. Extruding from the left is a white stopwatch dial reading “10'000” with orange accent ticks; from the right, a blue foam roller with a “NOMAD” pill; from top-right, a star badge in matching holo style. Inside the phone, “TOTAL XP” with a lime lightning bolt shows “+120”. A row reads “Workout completion” with a gold star icon. Two metric cards sit side-by-side: “Total Time” at “30:45” and “Total Volume (lbs)” at “220”, both on #1C1C1E fill. A “Continue” white pill anchors the bottom. The composition is maximalist compared to the rest of the set, leaning on 3D chrome to sell the dopamine hit.

On-frame caption: “TRACK PROGRESS & BUILD HABITS”

“TRACK” in #D0FF14, “PROGRESS &” in white italic, “BUILD HABITS” in white italic. The UI is a dense workout-logs sheet. A timer “00:45” and an “X” close mark the top. The sheet title is “Workout logs” with an info icon. Column headers read “Log it”, “Exercise”, “Time”, “Reps”, “Weight”. The first block shows “Close Grip Lat Pul...” with row 1 marked by a lime-green check in a circle, “70s”, “12x”. Row 2 has a circle “2”, “60s”, and an open weight cell triggering a popup picker that displays “2 KG”, “3 KG” (selected on #2C2C2E), and “4 KG”. Row 3 circles “3” at “50s”. A second block labeled “Log it” in lime shows “Behind the Back L...” across three rows with descending times and reps. A “SUPERSET” tag appears in a dark pill. The footer states “3% Workout completion” and “1/30 sets done” in lime, with an “X” close in a dark circle at bottom-right. The density is high enough that the weight picker partially obscures the column alignment, collapsing the spatial grid.