marble.fit

marble.fit

Workout Journal & Strength

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 15, 2026
  • September 24, 2026

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Marble is a private workout journal built for fast logging, focused training, and clear progress. Record weights, reps, distance, time, RPE, rest, notes, bodyweight, and supplements without an account, ads, or tracking. Your core data stays on your iPhone or iPad. ADD A WORKOUT IN YOUR OWN WORDS - Paste or type natural language, gym notation, multi-day Notes, or a Hevy or Strong CSV - Let Apple Intelligence structure prose on device when available - Review every workout, exercise match, set, date, RPE, rest, and note before saving - Resume an interrupted review with your saved edits intact - Keep working with deterministic on-device parsing for notation and file imports LOG WITHOUT LOSING YOUR FLOW - Repeat your last set or use Save + Next for quick logging - See personal-record targets while you enter a set - Start and finish focused workout sessions - Search completed sessions, filter by date, and repeat a workout as an editable draft - Build weekly splits and reusable sprint prescriptions - Track rest with an in-app timer, Live Activity, Dynamic Island, and rest-complete alert UNDERSTAND YOUR PROGRESS - See your top weighted exercises with their personal-record weights and dates - Open Details for weekly goals, estimated 1RM, records, and training consistency - Review Daily Highlights: a private evening recap of truthful same-day progress - Track bodyweight manually or import it from Apple Health, and correct a weigh-in if a number was wrong - Compare strength relative to bodyweight with a per-lift DOTS score - Explore muscle-group, rep-range, effort, supplement, and calendar views REACH MARBLE FROM iOS - Add the Weekly Goal widget to your Home Screen or Lock Screen - Log a set, repeat your last set, and start or finish workouts with Siri and Shortcuts - Find exercises through Spotlight - Open quick logging from Control Center, the Lock Screen, or the Action button BRING IN MORE WORKOUTS - Import Apple Health and Apple Watch workouts - Bring Garmin workouts through Apple Health - Scan handwritten workouts with on-device text recognition and review before saving - Optionally send completed strength sessions to Apple Health YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS - Export and restore a portable JSON backup of your persisted training data - Progress photos and videos remain on your device and are not included in backup files - No account, Marble server, advertising, or third-party tracking Just your training, clearly recorded and clearly understood.
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What's New in marble.fit

2.5

September 24, 2026

Find past workouts, pick up an unfinished review, and see your lifting records at a glance. NEW - Search completed workout sessions by workout or exercise, filter by date, and review every set. - Repeat a session as an editable draft. Nothing is logged until you confirm. - A simpler Progress overview highlights up to five top exercises with their weight personal records and dates. Open Details for goals, charts, reports, and more. - Browse a larger collection of training quotes with a tap or swipe. IMPROVED - Resume interrupted workout reviews with your edited sets, notes, dates, exercise matches, and workout selections intact. - More responsive typing and paste previews, plus smoother history loading. - Clearer history text, set summaries, and date/time controls at larger text sizes. FIXED - Relative-date notes no longer split a workout into extra sessions, and unreadable pasted sections stay visible for review. - If saved workouts cannot open, Marble preserves the original files and offers retry and recovery-copy options. - Failed backup restores no longer leave partially restored changes behind. - Progress quotes fit without shrinking or truncating, and swiping backward no longer also advances the quote.

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