mizutamaWeightControl vs Sloth Pull

A weight management app with cute mizutama illustrations is now available. Input is simple, and you can use just your weight. Items other than weight can be recorded only if necessary. -body weight -body fat percentage -Memo -Target weight -height There is no limit to the displayable period. If you go back in the graph, you can see how old the data is. Press the circle on the graph to display detailed data. In addition to weight and body fat percentage, you can also check notes and marks. All 14 kinds of dress-up screens with mizutama's illustrations can be used for free. (Some designs can be used by watching ads.) This application will display advertisements for free use. Thank you for your understanding.

Sloth Pull-Ups is a manual training log for pull-ups. Keep a clear record of every set, rest interval, and training day. You confirm each rep yourself; the app does not use a camera or sensors to count automatically. Start a free workout whenever you like, or follow a saved plan set by set. Use the rest countdown to keep your rhythm, and start the next set early when you are ready. FEATURES • Free training and plan-based workouts • Manual rep logging for each set • Adjustable rest timer from 30 to 300 seconds • Create, edit, and manage training plans • Monthly reps, training days, daily bests, and best sets • Training calendar with daily records and set details • Daily training reminders • Light, Dark, or System appearance • Export training records as CSV Core training and local records work offline. No account registration is required. The free version lets you save up to 2 workouts per day, keep 2 plans in total, and view the current month’s data. Premium is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. It removes the workout and plan limits and unlocks records and statistics from any previous month. You can also choose to sync plans, records, and settings to your own private iCloud database. Sync is off by default and stays under your control. Start your next set and build a training history you can use.