setpad

Type the exercise, type the weight and reps. That is the whole app. setpad is not a routine builder. The moment a set is done you type the numbers, the way you would in a notes app. No screens to move between, no dropdowns to pick. ■ Typing is logging · Type "Bench Press" and the exercise opens; type "80 12" and a set is logged · A keypad built for sets — digits and +/-, stepping by 2.5 kg · Same as last set? One tap · Search tolerates typos and matches partial words ■ One-line setup · Write "bench 80kg, work up to 100 reps" and the weight and goal are filled in · The sentence is processed on your device — it is never sent anywhere · Requires iPhone 15 Pro or later, iOS 26 or later, Apple Intelligence on · On other devices the app works exactly the same; it just tells you why this part is off ■ A note under any set · Write what you were thinking, right under the set. Notes stack up · Tap to edit, backspace to remove — like writing a document ■ Health app · Your workout is written to the Health app as a workout · Active energy measured by Apple Watch is read back in · The app never invents a calorie number. If nothing measured it, it says so ■ Also · kg, lb, km, minutes, seconds — the unit that fits what you are doing · Dark mode follows your system setting · English, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional) No account. No ads. Your log stays on your device.