FitnessLog vs Axios Workout Tracker

FitnessLog is the simplest way to keep a workout log. Open it, log your sets, and get on with your session. No account required. Your workouts are saved on your device, so the app works whether or not you ever sign in. Signing in is optional and only turns on syncing across your devices. KEY FEATURES Easy workout logging • Add exercises in a few taps • Track sets, reps and weight • Built-in library of 129 exercises • Create your own custom exercises Calendar view • See your training history at a glance • Spot which days you trained • Jump straight back into past workouts Workout routines • Save the sessions you repeat • Start a workout from a saved routine • Useful for structured programs Progress analytics • Monthly workout statistics • Total volume and set counts • Your most trained muscle groups Free to download. FitnessLog shows a small banner ad, plus one full-screen ad after the first workout you finish each day. A one-time purchase removes all ads. There is no subscription.

Axios Workout Tracker helps you plan training regimens and keep an honest record of your progress—right on your iPhone. Build workouts for your training days with a clear exercise list and a layout that’s easy to adjust as your program changes. Review metrics over time to see whether you’re progressing, holding steady, or ready for a new regimen. No account required. Your workouts and logs are stored on your device first, so you can plan, train, log, and look back without signing in. Optional cloud backup: Create a free account to sync workouts across devices and recover your data if you replace your iPhone. Sign in from Settings → Account whenever you’re ready—or stay local only. Sign out anytime; your data stays on this device. If you want a straightforward way to plan, train, log, and review—with local storage by default and cloud backup when you choose it—Axios Workout Tracker is built for that workflow.