Native workout tracking for iPhone

Track your workouts.Skip the subscription.

Import your plan, log each set, and see your progress in a focused iPhone app—with no ads, upsells, or recurring fee.

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✓ No subscription
✓ No ads or upsells
✓ Local-first logging

Gym Tracker home showing training load and organized workout templates

An active Push Day workout with previous set values, completed sets, and a running rest timer

Real app screensHome → active workout

Tracking should take less attention than training.

Good instruments. No feed, coaching persona, or subscription pressure.

The complete loop

Bring a plan.
Do the work.
See it add up.

The product stays useful before, during, and after a workout without trying to become the reason you train.

01 · Plan

Your routine, ready.

Build reusable templates, group them into folders, and see recent muscle load before you start.

Home screen with training load, a quick workout, and a Push Pull Legs template folder

02 · Train

Log without losing focus.

Previous values, set states, rest timers, and clear exercise cards keep the live session moving.

Push Day workout showing Bench Press set entry and the active rest timer

03 · Review

Your history stays useful.

Use the calendar and workout summaries to see the work you have done over time.

Workout history with weekly totals, a calendar, and recent sessions

AI-assisted plan import

Use the assistant you already use.

Gym Tracker gives you a prompt and import format. Use ChatGPT, Claude, or another general assistant to structure your plan, then bring the result into organized workout templates.

The boundary stays clear.The assistant creates the plan. Gym Tracker imports it; the app does not coach, verify, or medically endorse the advice.

01Copy the promptUse any general AI assistant

02Bring back the planA structured import, not a paid wrapper

03Review templatesMatch exercises and create missing ones

Live Push Day workout with a completed warm-up set labeled W, working sets, previous values, and a rest timer

Warm-up setW · 40 kg × 8Visible in history, excluded from working-set stats

Rest timer1:57Adjust or dismiss without leaving the workout

Low-friction logging

Keep your head
in the workout.

Purpose-built controls reduce the small interruptions that make phone logging feel heavier than it should.

See what you did last time.

Previous-performance values stay beside the set you are entering.

Separate warm-ups honestly.

Warm-up sets remain in the log but stay out of working-set volume, load, and records.

Leave and come back.

Minimize or relaunch the app and resume an unfinished session.

Progress that stays readable

Keep the detail.
Lose the noise.

History, exercise trends, and the completion summary turn logged sets into useful context without pretending every number is a verdict.

History screen with workout calendar and recent workout summaries

Bench Press progress screen with max-weight and estimated one-rep-max charts

Workout completion summary with duration, volume, sets, and records

CalendarSee consistency without a social streak machine.

Exercise detailReview records and trends for the movement that matters.

CompletionFinish with a concise summary and update the source template if needed.

Preferences and data

Your tool.
Your settings.

Choose the accent, units, rest timing, RPE, and haptics. Workouts continue through local device storage when iCloud is unavailable; iCloud can keep data in sync when enabled.

On device

Local-first runtime

Keep logging without depending on a network connection.

Optional

iCloud sync

Sync when the required Apple account and entitlement are available.

Absent

Ads and upsells

The app is a workout tool, not a recurring sales funnel.

Settings screen showing accent colors, weight units, rest timer, RPE, haptics, and data imports

Questions, answered

What to know.

Is Gym Tracker the final name?

Not yet. Gym Tracker is the working name while the final product identity is being decided. The product direction and no-subscription principle are already settled.

Does the app create or verify my training plan?

No. Gym Tracker provides a prompt and import format you can use with a general AI assistant. The assistant creates the plan; the app turns the result into workout templates. It does not coach or verify the advice.

Is it free?

It is free to use for now, with no subscription, ads, or upsells. If pricing changes later, the current intent is a small one-time purchase for new users rather than a recurring fee.

What happens when iCloud is unavailable?

Workout logging continues with local device storage. When iCloud is enabled and available, it can keep data in sync; the app does not need a connection to record a workout.

Which devices are supported?

The current product is made for iPhone. Android, iPad, web, Apple Watch, and coaching support have not been announced.

Gym TrackerWorking name · iPhone

In development

Track the work.
Keep the relationship simple.

Free to use for now. No subscription, ads, or upsells. App Store availability has not been announced.

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