ApexSet: A native iOS workout tracker

Every screen

Built for people who actually lift.

Not another generic set-and-rep counter. Every feature below is a real screen from the current App Store 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. Every past session for this exercise sits right below, grouped into cards you can scroll through mid-set.

ApexSet set logging screen for Bench Press with an e1RM chart and this workout's sets grouped with past sessions below

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 · Muscle Groups

Every exercise for a muscle group, one chart.

Leg day isn't just Squat. Every exercise you've logged for a muscle group gets its own percentile trend in its own color, with search to jump straight to any of them.

ApexSet Muscle Groups tab showing Squat and Deadlift's percentile trends for Legs, each in a distinct color, with a searchable exercise list below

07 · Body Comp

Body composition, right next to your lifts.

Optional Apple Health integration imports your bodyweight, then charts it alongside a BMI computed from your height: 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

08 · 1RM Calculator

Curious about a number? Just calculate it.

The same Brzycki/Epley formula that powers every chart in the app, available on its own: type a weight and reps, get an estimated 1RM instantly. No exercise, no logged set, nothing saved.

ApexSet 1RM Calculator showing an estimated 354.4 lb one-rep max from 315 lb for 5 reps, with the custom numpad

09 · Summary

Your entire strength profile, one chart.

Every exercise with a strength standard, plotted together, each in its own color, a toggle away from the summary list below: one screen instead of scrolling through each lift on its own.

ApexSet Summary tab with Show Graph switched on, plotting the percentile trend of every logged exercise with a strength standard in its own color

Lift heavier.
Know exactly where you stand.