
Setgrit
Simple, clean strength log
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About
Setgrit is a strength-training tracker that stays out of your way. It is built to be super simple to use — no fancy gimmicks, no clutter, and none of the unnecessary features that bloat other gym apps. Just a clean, dark, focused place to log your lifts and watch your grit add up.
Open it, start your workout, log your sets. That's it.
SIMPLE BY DESIGN
- A calm, dark interface with nothing to learn. Every screen does one thing well.
- No account. No sign-up. No feed, no social, no ads, no upsells.
- Works fully offline — your training data stays on your device.
- Fast to log mid-set, so you spend your time lifting, not tapping.
WHAT'S INSIDE (and nothing you don't need)
- Build routines: exercises with your sets, reps, weight, rest, and notes.
- Import a routine from text: paste one you copied from your notes, Reddit, or any website and Setgrit turns it into an editable routine — right on your device.
- Run a workout set by set with an automatic rest timer that starts itself.
- Keep a browsable history of every session, with photos and notes.
- See at a glance which muscle groups a routine trains.
- Stay motivated with PR medals, streaks, and milestone badges — quiet
encouragement, never noise.
- Pick up right where you left off: minimize an in-progress workout and resume it
from anywhere.
That's the whole app. No bloat, no distractions — just the tools you actually use
on the gym floor.
WHY SETGRIT
Most workout apps try to do everything and end up getting in the way. Setgrit
does the opposite: it keeps the loop tight — plan, lift, log, repeat — with a
clean design that respects your time and your attention. If you want a
straightforward strength log that feels good to use every session, this is it.
Log your lifts. Earn your grit.
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What's New in Setgrit
1.8.0
October 12, 2026
What's new: • Pasting a routine now just works — Setgrit reads tables copied from websites, notes, and apps (even messy tab-separated or multi-day ones) and splits them into the right workouts with the right sets. • It also recognizes supersets you've written (A1/A2, 1a/1b, (SS A), or a "superset" note) and sets them up to run back-to-back. • New seated exercises in the library: the seated dumbbell shoulder press plus seated barbell overhead and behind-the-neck presses, lateral raise, Arnold press, curl, shrug, and calf raise.
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