
Rosie & Callum
We both put 6am sessions on our profiles. First date was a spin class, second was breakfast after it. Nobody had to pretend to be a night person.
12,800 members who train at least three times a week
Warmup is dating for people whose week already has a training plan in it. Match on the sports you play, the hours you keep and how far you'll travel for a good session. Free to join, verified by hand.


Most dating sites ask what you do for fun. We ask what time you train, because that answers most of the rest.
Runners see runners, lifters see lifters, and the triathletes find each other before anyone else does.
Every photo is checked by a person, and a profile that stops logging in stops showing up.
Suggest a parkrun, a climbing session or a swim instead of another drink. Most members prefer it.

We both put 6am sessions on our profiles. First date was a spin class, second was breakfast after it. Nobody had to pretend to be a night person.

He suggested a 10k for our first date and I said yes because his profile said he'd wait at the top of the hills. He did.

I'd given up on apps where "active" meant a walk once a month. Here it meant a yoga studio, a shared membership and now a shared flat.
Made for training days
Warmup works on your phone the way your training log does: quick to check, quick to act on, and it knows what time you're free.
Tell us when you train and we'll show people who are free at the same times, not the opposite ones.
Set your home gym, pool or track and see who trains within a sensible distance of it.
Photos are checked by a person before they go live. No filters, no stock shots, no surprises.
1,900 people joined Warmup last month. A profile takes four minutes and costs nothing.