FitNotes 2 - Gym Workout Log

FitNotes 2 - Gym Workout Log

FitNotes Workout Tracker

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146 reviews
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Log your gym workouts, track progress, and plan routines with this comprehensive fitness tracker. Features include personal record tracking, body measurements, and various timers. Analyze your performance with graphs and set personal exercise goals.

Workout routine templates
Automatic personal record tracking
1RM and percentage calculators
Body measurement tracking with Apple HealthKit integration
Progress analysis with graphs
Rest, EMOM, AMRAP, and Tabata timers
Customizable exercises and units
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What's New in FitNotes 2

13

April 9, 2026

- Added Live Activity “Next set” support for the rest timer on the lock screen. - Move selected workout exercises together using up/down arrows - Fixed crash when loading Notes on older iOS versions.

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Unlimited use of FitNotes for 1 year

$14.991 Year
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$44.99

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Unlimited, unrestricted use, forever

User reviews

Have always loved it

Worth it, perpetual licensing is the best and this app does everything I could ask for and more

Great app, Just one big problem I have with it

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.
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Great App! New features welcomed!

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.
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Excellent app

Best app I’ve used for weight training. I’ve tried a lot, this is the most comprehensive and customisable. Highly recommended.

Love it

Ive been using this app for 7+ years. It great for tracking, scaling and workout tracking. As a gymrat I highly recommend.

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Copy/paste of workouts not working as expected

Bug

Timer issues (e.g., defaulting to 2 mins)

Bug

Crashes when trying to add custom body tracker units

Bug

Inconsistent behavior when navigating between screens

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Ability to create and use workout templates

Feature

More customization options (e.g., rest time, RPE/RIR tracking)

Feature

Apple Health/Fitness integration

Feature

Supersets/circuit training support

Feature

Improved data export/backup functionality

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FAQ

What does FitNotes 2 do?

FitNotes 2 is a workout tracker and planner designed to help you log your gym sessions, monitor your progress, and plan future workouts. It automatically tracks personal records, offers calculators for 1RM and percentages, and allows you to record body measurements.

What are the key features of FitNotes 2?

Key features include saving workout routines as templates, automatic personal record tracking, a 1RM/percentage calculator, a plate calculator, body tracking with Apple HealthKit integration, goal setting for exercises, progress analysis via graphs, and various timers like EMOM and Tabata. It also supports custom exercises and units.

How much does FitNotes 2 cost?

FitNotes 2 offers a free version that allows you to save up to 12 workouts. To save more workouts, you can purchase unlimited lifetime access or a subscription. All features are available in the free version; the number of saved workouts is the only restriction.

What kind of exercises can I track?

The app supports every kind of exercise, including those measured by weight, reps, distance, or time. You can use the built-in exercises or create your own custom ones to fit your specific training needs.

Can I import my old workout data?

Yes, you can import your original FitNotes database and CSV files. Additionally, you can import CSVs from other fitness and workout log apps to consolidate your data into FitNotes 2.