GymTrack by LMTB

GymTrack by LMTB

Glance Tap and Move

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Stop juggling your phone, notebook, or memory mid-workout. GymTrack keeps your training simple, focused, and flowing, right from your Apple Watch. Built for real workouts, not scrolling. How it works: Glance at your next exercise Tap when you’re done Move straight on No clutter. No friction. Just progress. Why you’ll love it: Watch-first design, everything you need on your wrist Stay in the zone, no breaking focus to check your phone Simple & fast, built for speed between sets Reliable tracking, always know what’s next Whether you’re lifting, circuit training, or just getting back into the gym, GymTrack keeps things moving. Perfect for: Busy gym environments Quick sessions between work Anyone who hates stopping to log workouts Apple Watch users who want simplicity Train smarter. Stay focused. Glance. Tap. Move.
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What's New in GymTrack by LMTB

1.5

June 10, 2026

History — Complete Redesign The History tab has been rebuilt from the ground up. It now opens as a list of your workouts, tap any one to see that workout's full progress history in isolation — no other workouts mixed in. Exercise Progress Charts Each exercise gets its own clean line chart showing real weight progression over time. Charts open showing your most recent 8 weeks and scroll left to reveal your full history back to your first session — ideal for spotting those early steep gains. Manual Backdated Entry Log sessions you completed before the app was tracking them. Tap the + button inside any workout's history page, pick a past date on the calendar, select the exercise and enter the weight you used. Backdated entries feed straight into your progress charts so your full journey is visible from day one. Exercise Type & Category — Now Saves Reliably Fixed a bug where edits to an exercise (weight, reps, sets, category) were not always saved or pushed to Apple Watch. Changes now persist immediately the moment you tap Save and sync to your Watch within seconds. Exercise Categories Each exercise can now be tagged as Push, Pull, Legs, Core or Cardio — used to organise your progress charts by workout structure. Clear History A trash icon in the History tab lets you wipe all recorded sessions with a single confirmation, useful when starting fresh with properly categorised exercises. CSV Export Export your full workout history as a CSV file to share or analyse in any spreadsheet app.

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