GymNotes Workout Tracker vs Hank

Gym Notes - The Simple Workout Tracker Tired of workout apps that require an account, show ads everywhere, or make logging a workout feel complicated? Gym Notes is built for one thing: tracking your workouts as quickly and simply as possible. No account. No ads. No distractions. Just open the app and start lifting. Log workouts in seconds - Add exercises with just a few taps - Record weight and reps for every set - Add unlimited sets and exercises - Save your workout instantly Spend less time using your phone and more time training. Complete workout history Every workout is saved on your device. Review: - Every workout - Every exercise - Every set - Every weight - Every rep Never forget what you lifted last session. Track your strength See how your performance improves over time. Track: - Personal records - Best lifts - Latest sessions - Progress charts - Training volume Stay motivated by seeing your progress grow. Designed for simplicity Gym Notes intentionally keeps things simple. - No account required - No ads - No unnecessary features - No complicated setup Just a clean workout tracker that gets out of your way. Your data stays private Your workouts are stored locally on your device. We don't require an account. We don't upload your workouts. Your training data stays yours. Features - Fast workout logging - Weight and rep tracking - Unlimited exercises and sets - Workout history - Progress tracking - Personal records - Dark mode - kg and lbs support - Free core workout tracker - No ads - No account required Whether you're just starting your fitness journey or you're an experienced lifter, Gym Notes helps you stay consistent without getting in your way. Simple. Private. Built for lifters. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

No AI. No paywall. No in-app purchases. No subscription. No account. No ads. Nothing leaving your phone. Hank is a strength log. You open it, write down what you lifted, and close it. That is the whole product. Every other tracker now wants to be your coach — generating plans you did not ask for, guessing at your recovery, and charging you monthly for a chatbot in a tracksuit. Hank does none of that. It is a notebook that does the arithmetic. LOGGING • Sets, reps and weight in the fewest taps the job allows • Last session's numbers on the same screen you are logging into • Bodyweight sets • Kilograms or pounds • Edit or delete any set at any time, including in finished workouts • Repeat your last set with one tap PLANNING • Training plans, each holding as many templates as you want • Templates with target sets, reps and weight per exercise • 150+ movements, tagged by muscle group • Search that understands how lifters type: "pull ups", "db press", "pull back", a typo — it finds the movement you meant • Add your own movements • Save a finished workout back out as a template APPLE WATCH • Start a workout from a template with no phone nearby • The full movement library on your wrist • Digital Crown for reps and weight, so the only tap is "log set" — and it fits one screen on every watch size, no scrolling • The watch follows the phone: log a set on your iPhone and your wrist is already on that exercise • Live heart rate and elapsed time • Everything syncs when your phone comes back PROGRESS • Weight and volume progression, movement by movement • Personal records, including volume PRs • Muscle balance — sets per week, per muscle group, and what you keep skipping • Workout frequency and streaks • Typical rest between sets, measured from your own logs • A calendar of everything you have trained YOUR DATA • Stored on your device in a local database • No server, no account, no analytics SDK — nothing is collected, because there is nowhere to send it • Export all of it to CSV or JSON whenever you like • Apple Health sync is optional and off until you turn it on Free. All of it. There is no paid tier to upgrade to, because there is no paid tier.