FitNotes 2 - Gym Workout Log

Name: FitNotes 2 - Gym Workout Log
Rating: 4.6 (569 reviews)
Author: Ginger Technologies Pte Ltd

FitNotes Workout Tracker

Free · In‑App Purchases

569 Ratings
Age Rating

4+
Years
Category

Health & Fitness
Developer

Ginger Technologies Pte Ltd
Language

EN
+ 2 More
Size

28.2
MB

FitNotes is now on iOS! Track your workouts, personal records and body weight. Save your workouts as templates. Apple Watch, Apple Workout and HealthKit supported. Keep track of your progress in the gym with a workout tracker and planner. • Based on the popular FitNotes app, the best workout planner app ever made on any platform • Routines: Save your workout routines as templates, log them to a workout • Personal Records are automatically tracked • 1RM, Percents Calculator • Plate Calculator with profiles per gym and multiple barbells • Body Tracker: Record your weight, body fat and any other measurement. Integrates with Apple HealthKit. • Goal Tracker: Set personal goals for exercises, such as a 1RM. • Graphs: Helps to analyze your progress and plan your programming • Rest Timer, EMOM, AMRAP and Tabata timers • Notifications: Be notified when the rest timer ends for your next set • Supports every kind of exercise: weight, reps, distance, time • Use built-in exercises or create your own • Mix pounds (lbs) and kilograms (kg) easily • Add notes to workouts, sets, templates and body measurements • Dark Mode • Apple Watch app • Apple Workout integration with or without Apple Watch • Share workouts as text or an image • Warmup sets • RPE, RIR • Attach images and videos • Import the original FitNotes database and FitNotes CSV files • Manual and automatic backups to iCloud • Export your workouts in a CSV • Export back to the original FitNotes. No lock-in. • No account required You can import CSVs from other fitness and workout log apps to bring your data over. The free version of FitNotes 2 can save up to 12 workouts. Delete older workouts to continue using for free. All features are available free, the number of workouts is the only restriction. To save more workouts, purchase FitNotes unlimited lifetime access or a subscription. Terms of Use: https://getfitnotes.com/termsofuse This app is not affiliated with other fitness apps. Purchase of FitNotes does not transfer to other platforms. FitNotes Changes: Version 14 - Batch import of templates - Option to show workout set completion times - Option to the % of Training Max that a workout set is - Option to show moving average on body measurement charts - Abbreviations recognized in exercise search - Improved workout CSV import/export for Hevy, FitBod and Strong, including RPE, RIR and warmup sets - Fixed swiping workouts on iOS 26 Version 13 - Option to show the Next Set on the lock screen timer - Up/down buttons to move selected workout exercises together Version 12 - Record training max history - Templates can program based on percentages of training max - Import workout text and JSON - Import HeavySet templates - Attach photos and videos to notes - Exercise video library - French translation Version 11 - Added a per-exercise option to exclude it from statistics and graphs - Mark favorite exercises and keep them at the top of the list - Can tap links in workout notes - Plate calculator follows the next set - Modify RPE and RIR from the watch - Fix template Share and Move options - Show newly created exercises even when 'Hide Unused Exercises' is on Version 10 - Ability to hide exercises Version 8 - Add option to skip the rest timer for the final set - Long press notes to show the menu - Update CSV format for the other FitNotes import Version 7 - Export and import templates - Added an option to copy previous sets when adding an exercise to a workout - Add 'Copy' to the long press menu on workout notes Version 5 - Add the rest timer to the lock screen. - Add 'By Year' to statistics time groupings - Add an option to double an exercise's weight when calculating volume. You can use this for unilateral or dumbbell exercises. - Add RPE and RIR to workout sets - Add custom rest times to a single workout set - Add an option to show the workout set notes without opening the notes screen - Flag sets as 'warmup'. Warmup sets are excluded from graphs, statistics and goals. - Fix the rest timer buttons not working after uses EMOM/AMRAP timers

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

569 Ratings

Best For Logging Lifts
Aug 20
Wasabi_72
Best app for logging lifts. It has everything a lifter needs without any extra unnecessary stuff. It’s simple but the layout doesn’t seem too simple. It’s customizable in every facet needed.My one suggestion is to be able to let us add secondary categories to exercise. For example, setting a squat movement to a quad primary category and glutes as a secondary category. Research heavily favors tracking total sets per muscle group per week and having this info would help lifters more accurately track their training. Furthermore, according to this metric 1 set would only count as a .5 set in the secondary category

Developer Response
Thanks!
Best For Logging Lifts
Aug 20
Wasabi_72

Best app for logging lifts. It has everything a lifter needs without any extra unnecessary stuff. It’s simple but the layout doesn’t seem too simple. It’s customizable in every facet needed.My one suggestion is to be able to let us add secondary categories to exercise. For example, setting a squat movement to a quad primary category and glutes as a secondary category. Research heavily favors tracking total sets per muscle group per week and having this info would help lifters more accurately track their training. Furthermore, according to this metric 1 set would only count as a .5 set in the secondary category
Developer Response 11/19/2023
Thanks!
Great app, Just one big problem I have with it
Apr 28
batzppires
I love this app, i love how it auto syncs to apple health and i especially love how it has the auto timer every time you mark off a set. Very very useful. I do wish it had a pause feature. Sometimes I’ll start a workout in the morning and finish it in the afternoon/evening. I’ll end the workout in the morning, and the moment I mark a new set as complete, it adds all the time between the morning workout to the time after the new set is marked. So if I “finish” a morning workout at 7:30, and come back around 5 to continue it, it’ll say that my workout was 10 hours. The only way to change the length recorded for the workout is to mark it as finished and change the time manually, but when I mark it as finished, it auto sends that info to Apple health and now apple says my exercise for the day was 10 hours; and it’s very difficult to get that data deleted from apple health since i have to go and delete each minute individually, or delete all data for the whole day. The only workaround I have right now is to turn off auto track workout time and then turn it back on after i’m done with the workout and just putting a time that equates to the number of hours/minutes the actual workout was. Other than that, great app.
Great app, Just one big problem I have with it
Apr 28
batzppires

I love this app, i love how it auto syncs to apple health and i especially love how it has the auto timer every time you mark off a set. Very very useful. I do wish it had a pause feature. Sometimes I’ll start a workout in the morning and finish it in the afternoon/evening. I’ll end the workout in the morning, and the moment I mark a new set as complete, it adds all the time between the morning workout to the time after the new set is marked. So if I “finish” a morning workout at 7:30, and come back around 5 to continue it, it’ll say that my workout was 10 hours. The only way to change the length recorded for the workout is to mark it as finished and change the time manually, but when I mark it as finished, it auto sends that info to Apple health and now apple says my exercise for the day was 10 hours; and it’s very difficult to get that data deleted from apple health since i have to go and delete each minute individually, or delete all data for the whole day. The only workaround I have right now is to turn off auto track workout time and then turn it back on after i’m done with the workout and just putting a time that equates to the number of hours/minutes the actual workout was. Other than that, great app.
Looked promising but a Non starter
08/25/2022
JoshRib
Downloaded because of the nice chart features showcased in the screenshots, separate 1rm, 5rm, 8rm lines… trend lines. Looks nice Upon opening the app it prompts me to import data from other apps but the link just goes to their homepage with no further information. It also says I only have 12 free workouts. I’m not going to waste time entering data if 1) it means I lose all history from other apps 2) after 12 workouts the data will be potentially wasted if I decide not to pay for the app 3) others have noted in their reviews they sunk time into the app and got bait and switched to pay. Just gonna uninstall this. Maybe the developers should make it so I can import data from another app, or perhaps charge for the charts instead of limiting the workouts. I can easily export data from other apps and get whatever charts I need in various programs like excel.Reply to their reply: it’s a bait and switch because you label the app as “free” on the App Store when it’s not. What don’t you get about this?

Developer Response
JoshRib, sorry that the import instructions link did not work for you, you can try again, it describes how to import any file in the app, which is to open it from the Share menu in Files.app or an email attachment. You can import data from several other apps and can export your data as a CSV file.There is no bait and switch, as you mention it says how many free workouts are available for trial, some user was oblivious to this apparently.
Looked promising but a Non starter
08/25/2022
JoshRib

Downloaded because of the nice chart features showcased in the screenshots, separate 1rm, 5rm, 8rm lines… trend lines. Looks nice Upon opening the app it prompts me to import data from other apps but the link just goes to their homepage with no further information. It also says I only have 12 free workouts. I’m not going to waste time entering data if 1) it means I lose all history from other apps 2) after 12 workouts the data will be potentially wasted if I decide not to pay for the app 3) others have noted in their reviews they sunk time into the app and got bait and switched to pay. Just gonna uninstall this. Maybe the developers should make it so I can import data from another app, or perhaps charge for the charts instead of limiting the workouts. I can easily export data from other apps and get whatever charts I need in various programs like excel.Reply to their reply: it’s a bait and switch because you label the app as “free” on the App Store when it’s not. What don’t you get about this?
Developer Response 08/25/2022
JoshRib, sorry that the import instructions link did not work for you, you can try again, it describes how to import any file in the app, which is to open it from the Share menu in Files.app or an email attachment. You can import data from several other apps and can export your data as a CSV file.There is no bait and switch, as you mention it says how many free workouts are available for trial, some user was oblivious to this apparently.
Great App! New features welcomed!
Apr 13
Emperor_Jesse
New Live Activity is great. Wish it automatically initiated when I used the app for the first time after the app to allow to use it instead of finding it inside the settings. When AOD is on, the first number under 20 seconds stays there longer than time indicates & stays there another few more seconds after hearing the zero sound. I think it should show the full number countdown after 10 seconds. Thank you for listening!It’d be great if the app could work within the workout watch app to click on next set.
Great App! New features welcomed!
Apr 13
Emperor_Jesse

New Live Activity is great. Wish it automatically initiated when I used the app for the first time after the app to allow to use it instead of finding it inside the settings. When AOD is on, the first number under 20 seconds stays there longer than time indicates & stays there another few more seconds after hearing the zero sound. I think it should show the full number countdown after 10 seconds. Thank you for listening!It’d be great if the app could work within the workout watch app to click on next set.

- Batch import of templates - Option to show workout set completion times - Option to the % of Training Max that a workout set is - Option to show moving average on body measurement charts - Abbreviations recognized in exercise search - Improved workout CSV import/export for Hevy, FitBod and Strong, including RPE, RIR and warmup sets - Fixed swiping workouts on iOS 26

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Seller: GINGER TECHNOLOGIES PTE. LTD.
Size: 28.2 MB
Category: Health & Fitness
Compatibility: Requires iOS 16.6 or later.

iPhone
Requires iOS 16.6 or later.

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Requires iPadOS 16.6 or later.

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Languages: English and 2 more

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Age Rating: 4+

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