RocketJourney vs Repgrit

Turn your exercise routine into a game-like challenge. RocketJourney works with Apple Health to sync and verify your daily activity and workouts. Contact: sayhello@rocketjourney.com

Repgrit is a notes-first workout tracker for lifters who want to log fast in the gym and review clean training data later. Write your workout like a note: Bench Press 100kg x 5 100kg x 5 100kg x 4 RIR 2 Incline DB Press 32kg x 10 32kg x 9 Tap Analyze and Repgrit turns your workout notes into editable exercises, sets, reps, load, effort, and training history. BUILT FOR LIFTERS WHO - Want faster logging during sets - Prefer notes over rigid workout forms - Track progressive overload, PRs, and volume - Use shorthand, warmups, dropsets, RPE, RIR, and training notes - Want structure without giving up flexible workout notes WHAT YOU CAN DO - Log workouts manually for free - Analyze workout notes into editable sets - Review history for each exercise - Track volume, PRs, estimated strength, and training trends - See monthly reports and recovery signals - Use Pro for workout analyses on every workout Repgrit is a workout tracker first. AI helps with logging by turning workout notes into structured data you can check and edit before saving. FREE AND PRO Manual workout logging stays free. Free includes starter workout analyses and weekly workout analyses. Repgrit Pro is for lifters who want workout analyses on every session, plus advanced stats, reports, and Coach insights. SUBSCRIPTION Repgrit Pro is available as a monthly or yearly subscription. Prices may vary by region. Payment is charged to your Apple ID account. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your App Store account settings. SUPPORT Questions or feedback? Email support@repgrit.com. Privacy Policy: https://repgrit.com/privacy Terms of Service: https://repgrit.com/terms DISCLAIMER Repgrit tracks physical exercise. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting a new exercise program.