‘Stronger’ — a workout tracker that remembers.

Know exactly where you left off.

Log every exercise, every set, every weight — and walk up to any machine already knowing what you did last time.

The problem

Most people quit the gym within two weeks. Not because it's hard, but because they can't see it working.

I couldn't remember what I lifted last session. I was keeping it in my Notes app, which became a mess within about three sessions. I looked for a tracker and found two — both blue, both generic, both trying to sell me a program I didn't want.

So I built the one I needed.

What it does

It hands your weights back to you
Open any exercise and Stronger shows you exactly what you did last time — weight, reps, sets and your own notes. Everything comes pre-filled. You only change it when you're going up.

Your strength, drawn out
Every weighted exercise builds its own graph over time, with how much you've gained since you started. Pin the three you're chasing so they're always first.

See where your effort went
Every session breaks down by body part. Trained 43% glutes and nothing on back? Now you know.

Name the machines whatever you want
"Blue one near the mirrors." "Upside down dolphin." Your notes appear every time, so you find it even when you don't know what it's actually called.

A month that fills itself in
No streaks, no broken chains, no guilt. Just your training days appearing as coloured dots — which turns out to be more motivating than any streak ever was.

Everything else
Rest timer · workout templates · session reflections · body measurements and progress photos · shareable stickers for your story · dark mode · kilos or pounds · 74+ exercises plus anything you add yourself

What it isn't

No programs. No meal plans. No calorie counting. No AI coach telling you what to do next. Nothing is uploaded, sold, or seen by anyone but you. Every one of those is a decision, not an omission.