A native iOS workout tracker

Lift heavier.
Know exactly where you stand.

ApexSet logs a set in one thumb, then tells you something a spreadsheet can't: how your lifts compare to real population strength standards: Beginner through Elite.

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ApexSet percentile and relative strength charts for Squat, showing progress climbing from Beginner into Novice and Intermediate tiers

Every screen

Built for people who actually lift.

Not another generic set-and-rep counter. Every feature below is a real screen from a real, currently-in-development build, with real logged data.

01 · History

A calendar that shows your training, not just a list.

History opens on a month view with a dot for every workout day. Tap a dot, jump straight to that session. No scrolling a flat list to find the Tuesday you're thinking of.

ApexSet History tab showing a month calendar with workout dots and a list of recent sessions

02 · Templates

Templates that remember your structure.

Build Push Day, Leg Day, Pull Day once: exercises, order, set counts, even a color. Starting a workout from a template pre-fills everything, ready to log.

ApexSet Templates tab showing Push Day, Leg Day, and Pull Day templates

03 · Logging

Log a set in one thumb.

Tap a field, type the number, done. A custom numpad, a rest timer with a live countdown, and last time's numbers sitting right there while you log this time's.

ApexSet set logging screen for Dumbbell Shoulder Press with an e1RM chart and numpad

04 · e1RM

Your e1RM, tracked exercise by exercise.

Every set rolls up into an estimated one-rep max, charted over time (Brzycki under 12 reps, Epley above). This is a real 102-set Squat history: 225 lb up to a 331 lb e1RM.

ApexSet e1RM chart for Squat climbing from 225 lb to a 331 lb best over 102 logged sets

05 · Percentile

See exactly where you stand.

ApexSet compares your e1RM against real population strength data (Beginner through Elite) and plots relative strength (e1RM ÷ bodyweight) alongside it. Not just "are you improving," but "how do you actually compare."

ApexSet percentile chart with Beginner through Elite tier bands and a relative strength chart

06 · Body Comp

Body composition, right next to your lifts.

Optional Apple Health integration charts bodyweight and BMI over time: read-only, on-device, never written back to Health.

ApexSet Body Composition chart showing bodyweight trending down over a year, with a toggle to switch to BMI

Privacy

Your data stays yours.

  • ✓ Everything is stored on your device: no backend, no cloud sync (yet), nothing to breach.
  • ✓ No account, no login, no password to lose.
  • ✓ No analytics SDKs, no ad networks, no third-party trackers of any kind.
  • ✓ Apple Health access is optional, read-only, and never leaves your device.
  • ✓ Export or import your own data via CSV, anytime, on your terms.
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Nothing is sold, shared, or monetized, because ApexSet was never built with a place to send it.

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