Ironotes is a workout log for iPhone and Apple Watch by Arnas Dilys, for logging sets, reps and weight and seeing strength trends, with no sign-up required.
Ironotes is a workout log for strength training: you build your own workouts, log weight, reps and sets, and use built-in rest timers between sets.
It shows strength trends, training volume, consistency and personal records, connects to Apple Health, syncs through iCloud and exports your data as CSV.
Who Ironotes suits
Lifters who follow their own program and want a quick log
iPhone and Apple Watch users who do not want to create an account
One limit. Ironotes needs iOS 16.6 or later on iPhone and watchOS 9.6 or later on Apple Watch.
What Ironotes costs
The maker's site says Ironotes PRO Forever is permanently free and asks only for voluntary donations; the App Store page still lists in-app purchases.
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