GymPal
Light, easy and free workout tracker
I hate them. So much so that I wasn't tracking my workouts just because I hated the idea of having to make an account for something that can be an excel sheet.
I tried some, first the most popular, and then some that was more obscure, but none of them did what I wanted in the simple way I wanted.
So I built it myself during my weekends, and it's free to use for everyone.
I built GymPal because I was tired of bloated fitness apps that requires you to give so many answers, make an account, pay for expensive subscriptions, full of social feeds and ads when all I wanted was something clean to track my workouts.
It's a straightforward gym companion: create your workout plans with custom days and exercises (or choose from a pre-made list with pictures and guides), run through them during training with per-set reps and weight logging, and review everything in your notebook later.
There's a full exercise catalog backed by a real exercise database with muscle/equipment filters.
The only monetization is a one time purchase for progress charts with estimated 1RM, volume trends, personal records tracking, and much more.
All your data is on your device only, and it works completely offline. If you're looking for a workout tracker that just does its job, give it a try.
I'm far from done with the app, I have a long list of features I'd like to add, and I'm always happy to hear feedback or feature requests if any of you will be interested enough to try it out.
Android only for now, but if I see enough interest, I already made the backend to potentially support other platforms in the future.
For now, I'll focus on making the app better and better. I'm adding features and tweaking things that I notice from my own day to day use, but I would love to hear your feedback.
Check out my roadmap for features already planned:
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