QuGym Notepad vs Tact

Empower your Apple Watch with a universal workout notebook. Record your fitness training programs on the device, and use them as the exercise tracker for workout routines. • Make staying fit easy at any age! The variety of personal training options makes QuGym Notepad a great fitness app for seniors and youngsters alike. Whether you are into high-intensity training with EMOM workouts, or general cardio exercises just to keep feet, the app will become your personal notebook for training, providing training tips for your daily workout indoors or outdoors. Customize your workout presets and achieve health and perfect body at any age. • Universal approach allowing you to set different workout types! Workout types include strength training, functional training, high-intensity interval training, etc. Training is set through intervals of various types: warmup, work, rest, etc. You can add exercises from thousands of presets, and goals to the intervals. Goals can include repeats or a time period, and if needed, you can add weights of the equipment used in the interval. Intervals can be grouped by rounds or common exercises. • The notepad uses a convenient, universally accepted interval coding system! Numeric values such as weight, repeats, duration can be entered as a range Weight can be entered in different standards (kg, lb, %1RM), with a “doubling” (x2) option for both hands. Reps may be marked as ES (Every Side) if the exercise is unilateral. Drop Sets are marked as DS. RP stands for Rest Pause repeats. If the goal is the maximum number of repeats in the interval, then the AMAP (As Much As Possible) flag is set. The interval duration can be set in different formats (sec., min., min:sec). Intervals using the EMOM (Every Minute On the Minute) method also have their own input format. • The training notepad is designed with usability in mind! Intervals can be duplicated or deleted by swiping. A convenient custom keyboard is used to enter numerical values. The list of exercises can be filtered by different criteria; the smart search supports partial matches of the queries in the search field. If you have any questions, please, contact us at qugym@qudata.com We will be happy to help you improve your QuGym experience.

Ever had to stop running because of your knees? That's not giving up — it's changing direction. Brisk walking lets you train seriously without wearing down your joints, but Apple Watch has never given outdoor walking a real pace target. Intervals were built for running only, and even that wasn't great. Tact fills that gap. We designed it to stay quiet during your workout. If you're holding your target pace, your screen and your wrist stay silent. Only when you drift does your wrist tap out a 10-second rhythm to bring you back — then it goes quiet again. Not a trainer that keeps talking, but one that signals only when you need it. That signal is vibration, not sound. Built so you can feel your pace through your wrist alone, no earbuds needed, even in noisy surroundings. Pace itself is calculated from your walking rhythm, not GPS, so it holds steady even when the signal wavers. And when conditions are genuinely too uncertain to judge, it waits quietly instead of forcing a guess. Key features: • Pace-target intervals for outdoor walking — something Apple Watch has never offered • Silent by default, a 10-second vibration only when you drift — coaching without the nagging • Joint-friendly brisk-walking interval programs in 3 levels — Easy, Balanced, Challenge • Personalized stride learning that gets more accurate the more you walk • Set up once on iPhone, start with a single tap on your Watch • Heart rate, steps, and distance logged automatically to Apple Health • One-time purchase, no subscription — pay once, use forever Built for people who want to walk seriously, without straining their knees.