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Track your workout from the iPhone Lock Screen
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- julienreszka 3mo agoplease don't highjack the back swipe
- badgag 3mo agoHi, is this a reference to the app? If it’s feedback for the app, I’ll look into it!
- tao_oat 3mo agoInteresting; I was looking for a replacement for Strong for iOS just yesterday. Strong was a great app but the dev hasn't been keeping up-to-date with iOS features like live activities and such. I found that there are loads of apps like this out there, with varying degrees of polish / paywalls. Don't get me wrong, this one doesn't look bad! But what I really want is a demonstrated long-term commitment to the app. If I can give one piece of feedback, the LLM copy on this website doesn't inspire confidence. Like it mentions "Identical layout: kg always on the left, reps on the right." Is that really a feature? Or "Confetti, only when earned. Never as filler." -- idunno, that doesn't seem like it deserves a spot on the landing page to me.
- mahmoudhossam 3mo agoHevy existed before gen AI took the world by storm and it's still being actively maintained, highly recommend checking it out. It even lets you import your workouts from Strong.
- parkersweb 3mo agoI tried Hevy based on hacker news recommendations - but I feel like I want more of a steer on what activities I should be doing. Hevy just seems to give me the same set over and over in trainer mode.
- jwroberts 3mo ago[dead]
- memjay 3mo agoYou might enjoy GymBook. I bought their lifetime pro version and have used it for at least 4 years now. No ads, data can be exported, tons of exercises to choose from, live activity on the lock screen, stats, timers, measurements and much more. Was really worth it and they seem to still be updating the app. Edit: lifetime subscription is only ~24€
- badgag 3mo agoHi, I’m the creator of Musklr. I created this app because of the same frustrations with poorly created workout apps. I know there are tons of apps like this out there, but I’m honestly testing and testing and polishing this app very consistently. Trying to create a really smooth experience. I’ll appreciate your feedback, I just launched the app 3 days ago and the website is not even finished yet!
- Lmpak95 3mo agoHey, I am the developer of "Progression Workout Tracker". I develop this app since nearly 10 years since I always use it for my workouts. Maybe you like it.
- Lmpak95 2mo agoLink to the app: https://get-strong.app https://get-strong.app
- gorkemyildirim 3mo ago[dead]
- comrade1234 3mo agoAnyone know a good timer where I, for example, set it for 1 minute and start it and then every 1 minute it plays a short sound. And that's it. No interaction required with the phone until I want the timer to stop. This is for rotating through a bunch of different stretches/exercises routine 1 minute per stretch Every app I've tried is too complicated.
- semiquaver 3mo agoIt would take about 2 minutes to code that up with an LLM, and not much longer to code it by hand. Building apps to scratch personal itches that would otherwise be infeasible is one of the best new capabilities that nearly everyone in the world has been recently granted.
- samsin 3mo agoJust 2 minutes and a $99USD/year Apple Developer account.
- Schiendelman 3mo agoYou don't need a paid account to sideload to your own device.
- toxik 3mo agoSearch for boxing timer.
- burkaman 3mo agoThis is kind of dumb but for any common interval length there is probably a YouTube video that's long enough for your workout. For example, 30 seconds and 1 minute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_Bb4PfLvJE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_Bb4PfLvJE, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-AYC3_DbpY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-AYC3_DbpY. Save the ones you need to a playlist and they should be pretty quick to access.
- _mikz 3mo agoIntervals Pro
- semiquaver 3mo agoThis UI looks shockingly similar to Macrofactor Workouts which I use and can highly recommend.
- davidmurdoch 3mo agoMFWO has lockscreen logging too, right?
- Ethan_Mick 3mo agoYes, using it now.
- badgag 3mo agoI can’t really see the similarities to be honest, looked it up and find the Musklr heatmap for example much nicer, with actual human anatomy. It also does not have Apple Watch integration and a few other critical features
- relativeadv 3mo agoi've moved over to https://www.liftosaur.com/ https://www.liftosaur.com/ and its MCP server. It has been so nice to use. Its unfortunately a PWA/Ionic app (dev has a native one coming) but i am more than happy to overlook that with the other features available in it. Dude even wrote his own little DSL for writing programs you can use.
- panosfilianos 3mo agono apple watch app...
- tapeface 3mo agoSimple utility apps like this are definitely going to be under threat by AI-driven app creation. Unsatisfied with the free options out there, I've been using Claude to build my own workout tracker app with nearly the exact same Live Activity functionality in addition to the other features most apps lock up behind IAP subscriptions. Within a week I had the iOS and macOS apps up and running with CloudKit sync, analytics, custom routines, etc. I'd never made an app before, didn't know Swift/SwiftUI, and barely had to use Xcode.
- tao_oat 3mo agoI think this app is a great example of AI-driven app creation!
- tapeface 3mo agoFor sure! What I'm wondering is why anyone would pay a subscription for someone else's AI-created app if they can spin one up for themselves with only the parts they want/need. The tools aren't there yet, but within 3-5 years I could see native iOS support for general users to create apps via Siri.
- hightrix 3mo agoWorkout trackers are especially at risk. Every single one I’ve tried is terrible. They are either really poorly thought out, bad UX, or charge 40/mo and still suck. I built a simple workout tracker/planner in an afternoon using an AI tool that is exactly what I want and free.
- badgag 3mo agoI have been working on this app for a while, trying to create a good UI and good integration with Apple Watch. As well as live activity, haptic feedback, animations, fast local database with search that is super fast (it’s actually really fast with fussy matching algorithm so even if you type the exercise wrong it will find it instantly) And if you have any feedback I’ll make sure to fix it!
- clint 3mo agoThis is something I really have wanted from a lifting app. One thing I don't think is here, but would really love: be able to describe a workout I did today with my trainer so I can replicate it perfectly in 3 days at the gym by myself: "bench press, drop sets, with a 30 second hold before each set, starting at 100lb and decreasing 10lb each set, reps starting at 20 and dropping to 16, 14, 12, and 10 for a total of 5 sets" either thru voice (preferably) or text and have the app build the workout. Manually building these things really sucks in most apps, even if there's a good UI. My trainer has about 8 variations and combinations of these we might do on any particular day and they're always evolving and changing and I don't really have time to capture it in the moment.
- ngalaiko 3mo agoi am using a very similar app https://steady.rocks https://steady.rocks - it's great. when scrolling this page i almost thought to give it a try, but then at the end was disappointed by community thing. i don't really need this in a utility app
- badgag 3mo agoI understand that put some people off, but this is completely optional! You do not need to login. Works offline. Everything is local. Saves to a local db. Workouts are front and center
- mort96 3mo agoI kinda want less things on my home screen. It used to be that the only thing you could do on the home screen was slide to unlock, and that made accidental input a non-issue. These days, I sometimes find my phone in some weird state due to accidental input on the home screen (flash light on, camera activated, locked out due to incorrect password attempts, ...).
- badgag 3mo agoIn this case it’s really an activity that you are currently doing. Like a rest timer between sets. Or what to lift in your next exercise. It’s gone when the workout is over.
- pimlottc 3mo agoI'm a bit confused, how does it know when you've finished an exercise? There don't seem to be any inputs on the live activity when in the middle of a set, and the post just describes "glancing" at the lock screen.
- badgag 3mo agoHi, I’m the creator of the app. You fill in sets and reps on the iPhone or using your Apple Watch on your wrists. Live activity shows syncs with this
- d4ng 3mo agoI don’t take my phone into the gym due to the distraction from doing what I’m there to do. I have found that a simple squared notebook with a pen to be perfectly sufficient for remembering what I’m doing, knowing how much I lifted last time, and seeing how much progress I’ve made.
- badgag 3mo agoIt works really well with Apple Watch! Then you don’t have to look at your phone I’m always using Apple Watch with Musklr, polishing the UI and experience