FitNotes vs LogSet

FitNotes is the last fitness tracking app you will ever download. FitNotes helps you track your weightlifting workouts as well as your cardio exercises in a simple, friendly, easy-to-use app FitNotes gives you the ability to create dynamic workouts that span multiple days, with the ability to auto increment between each workout. Furthermore, FitNotes allows CrossFit lovers to create complex sets of exercises for their WOD. If you are new to working out or an expert bodybuilder, FitNotes is the app that will help you stay organized with your workouts and keep track of your results, making it easier for you to reach your fitness goals EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

LogSet is a simple workout log for gym machine weights, sets, reps and body weight. Record your session, then follow your progress with charts, a calendar and a clear history table. FEATURES • Create and organize your own workout templates and exercises • Record weights, optional sets and reps, and session notes • Choose kilograms or pounds • Explore progress charts, training volume and personal records • Review workout days and your weekly streak • Use a rest timer with optional background notifications • Export JSON backups or CSV files, and import JSON backups • Back up saved workouts to your own iCloud Drive and restore a snapshot when needed • Optionally read and write body weight with Apple Health • View a compact workout summary with Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets • Use LogSet on iPhone and iPad, with support for larger text and accessibility PRIVACY No account, no ads and no tracking. The developer does not collect your workout or Health data. Workouts are stored on your device; automatic iCloud backup can be turned off in Settings. iCloud backup stores separate snapshots, not live cross-device syncing. Apple Health access is optional and limited to body weight. Health readings are suggestions and are not automatically saved or backed up. Start with your own template on a fresh installation. Your existing workouts are preserved when you update.