Lift, time and run in one app.

LiftKit is a workout timer, lifting log and GPS cardio recorder, with Apple Watch. Everything you record stays on your iPhone. No account, no ads, no subscription.

Coming soon to the App Store
A Back Squat in progress: a rest countdown of 1:07 with −15 and +15 buttons, 190 lb on the bar, three of five sets logged, and last session's sets listed.

Built for how you actually train

Barbells, kettlebells, the clock and the road, without a spreadsheet or a sign-up.

Lift log

Log sets, reps and weight in a tap, with a rest timer on your Lock Screen. Plate math and warm-up sets for barbell lifts, supersets, and form cues for nearly 200 exercises.

Knows when to add weight

Hit every rep and LiftKit suggests the jump for next time. Percentage programs work out each set's weight from your training max.

Every timer

EMOM, AMRAP, For Time and intervals, with each minute's movement called out by voice and haptics, so your eyes stay on the bar.

GPS cardio

Run, walk, ride and ruck with routes, splits and pace. Interval and pace workouts with a voice coach, and heart-rate zones from your own resting heart rate.

Plans and programs

111 ready-made workouts and 15 multi-week programs. Schedule lifts and runs on one calendar, or paste a workout as text and LiftKit builds it.

Apple Watch

Log sets and run timers from your wrist, record runs with just your watch, or move a workout from your iPhone to your watch mid-session.

Progress

Personal records, volume and training load over time; pace, distance and cardio fitness trends; body weight and measurements in one place.

Private by design

No account, no sign-in, no analytics, no ads. Save to Apple Health if you choose, and back up and export everything (JSON, CSV, GPX) whenever you like.

Progression

Knows when to add weight.

Finish every set and every rep, and the next session suggests the jump: "+5 lb · hit all reps". Miss, and it holds the weight; stall three sessions running and it backs off 10% so you can build again.

Percentage-based programs take your training max and put each set's load on the screen, 65, 75 and 85%, so there's no math between sets.

Setting up Barbell 5×5 — A: Back Squat at 5 sets of 5, 190 lb, 180 seconds rest, with a green suggestion reading +5 lb, hit all reps.
Every format

One start button for every way you train.

Sets and reps, EMOM, AMRAP, For Time, intervals, or a walk, run or ride with GPS. Start from scratch, pick one of 111 ready-made workouts, or paste a plan as text.

Choose Workout Type: AMRAP, EMOM, For Time, Intervals, Reps, and Cardio (walk, run or ride with GPS).
Timers

Each minute's movement, called out.

The clock keeps time through a locked screen, a phone call or a podcast, and sits on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. Voice and haptic cues tell you when to go and what's next.

An EMOM in progress: WORK, 0:15 left, minute 1 of 12, Kettlebell Swing at 35 lb for 15 reps, up next Kettlebell Clean & Press.
Cardio

Run, walk, ride and ruck.

GPS routes, splits and pace, with interval and pace workouts and a voice coach. Add a pack weight for a ruck, or switch to indoor for the treadmill or track.

Runs and lifts share one history, one calendar and one training load, so a hard run shows up in tomorrow's lifting advice.

A run in progress: a map with the route drawn in gold, 2:38 elapsed, 0.31 mi, current pace 8:23 per mile, average pace 8:28 per mile, with Pause and Finish buttons.
Apple Watch

On your wrist.

Log sets, run timers and record runs, walks and rides with just your watch. Started on your iPhone? Tap Record Here and the workout moves to your wrist mid-session, with the clock and the sets you've done.

Your watch workouts come home to your iPhone when it's nearby.

Apple Watch: Barbell 5×5 — A running on iPhone, with Record Here and Follow Here buttons. Apple Watch: Back Squat, set 3 of 5, 5 reps at 190 lb, with a button to log set 3. Apple Watch: a kettlebell EMOM at 0:23, minute 1 of 12, Kettlebell Swing for 15 reps at 35 lb.
Progress

Watch the numbers climb.

Estimated one-rep max and personal records for every lift, pace and cardio fitness for every run, and a training load that counts both, so you can see a hard week coming.

Progress: strength trends for Back Squat, Bench Press and Barbell Row, and a chart of Back Squat's estimated one-rep max rising to 216 lb over three months.

Free to use. $19.99 once for Pro.

Free runs any workout, records runs, works with Apple Watch, keeps your full history and includes five sample programs, 10 saved workouts and one scheduled workout at a time. Pro adds every program, unlimited saved workouts, a full calendar, and unlocks FuelKit Pro too. No subscription.