That's Stronk vs Heavy Stride

A workout doesn't have to be a job, a personality, or a contest. When you were a kid, it was just fun: you saw a log in the woods and wondered if you could lift it, grabbed the dog and went for a hike, or raced to the park. That's what STRONK is built on. It doesn't care whether you lift 100 pounds or 1,000; walk a mile or ruck a marathon. You showed up, probably had fun, and hopefully did something worth telling your friends about. That's it. $4.99. ONCE. The going rate for a ruck tracker is $4.99 a month. This is $4.99, one time. Not a month. Not a year. Not ever again. Try everything free for 14 days; if you're in, it's one small payment, shareable with your family, yours forever. That's not a launch price. That's the point. (The tools underneath are real, though. Aggressively real.) LIFT Log sets fast, from your phone or your wrist, in type you can read from the bench without your glasses. Your last session sits next to this one, so you always know what you're trying to beat. No judgment when you don't. Supersets, because your time matters. Rest timers set to YOUR rest — 30 seconds or 5 minutes. STRONK doesn't lecture. RUCK Your other app calls a 35-lb ruck a walk. STRONK counts your body weight PLUS the weight on your back — and the formula is written out in plain English inside the app, so you can check our work. GPS routes, per-mile splits, elevation and heart rate, incline-aware treadmill rucks, and the weather you suffered through, on the record ("SWAMP MODE" is a real designation, earned). RUCK BUDDIES Tag which dogs came along (you know they're coming). They carried nothing. They get full credit anyway — name, photo, and all, right on the summary. Their pictures never leave your phone. RECEIPTS Every workout ends in a stat worth sharing: "1.5 WOOLLY MAMMOTHS." "741 CORGIS." "6.7 OSCAR STATUETTES, CARRIED A MILE." Lifetime totals that only go up. A calendar with no streaks and no guilt — just proof you showed up. History logs every exercise, set, rep, and mile (or kilometer) for posterity. NOTHING GETS LOST A finished workout is finished. It survives force-quits, dead batteries, and fat fingers. A save that fails says so instead of shrugging. The number on your wrist is the number in your history. Losing a session you actually did is the worst thing a tracker can do to you, and we build like we believe that. WHAT STRONK WILL NEVER DO No subscriptions. No ads. No streaks. No pep talks. No sweaty models. No fire emojis. APPLE STUFF, DONE PROPERLY Full Apple Watch app. Live Activities. HealthKit in and out — workouts, calories, routes, heart rate. Weather via WeatherKit. Photos picked privately, stored on-device. VoiceOver throughout. No account. No tracking. Your data is yours. And if you find the beta toggle in Settings... that's DASH. Race ya to the mailbox. Built in Minnesota by one guy, his wife, and two supervisory dogs. The feedback email is in Settings — it goes to an actual human, and fixes ship faster than you'd think.

Heavy Stride is built for ruckers who want more than a generic walking workout. Track rucks on iPhone or Apple Watch with live distance, pace, calories, steps, heart rate, elevation, and pack weight. Review finished workouts with route maps, splits, break detection, load-aware recovery metrics, and analytics designed around load-bearing training instead of generic walking summaries. Heavy Stride helps you: • start workouts from phone or watch • set exact distance targets, including long events like 26.2 • track long rucks accurately on Apple Watch and iPhone • review maps, splits, and break-adjusted pace • infer stops after the workout, then edit or remove breaks and recalculate split pacing • compare training load, weekly tonnage, and same-weight pace improvement across workouts • understand how pack weight affects effort, calories, ruck work, and training stress • keep a live ruck visible across phone and watch, then transfer to iPhone if the watch battery gets low • share a polished route-and-stats recap image through Messages, Mail, and other share targets The companion experience keeps workouts visible across devices so you can train with the device that best fits the moment, hand off from watch to phone when needed, and still review the same workout afterward on iPhone.