Minimal Lift — Workout Tracker

Most workout apps want your email, your data, and your money.

Minimal Lift wants none of that.

No sign-up. No subscription nag screens. No ads interrupting your rest
period. No cloud syncing your lifts to someone else's server. Just open
the app, log your sets, and get back to lifting.

BUILT FOR PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY TRAIN

You know your program. You don't need an AI telling you what to lift or
a social feed showing you someone else's PRs. You need a fast, clean
place to log your work and track your progress over time. That's it.

WHAT YOU GET

— Charts: build your routines exactly how you train them. Push, Pull,
Legs, Upper, whatever your split is. Your chart, your exercises,
your order.

— Set logging that gets out of your way. Tap, enter weight and reps,
check it off. The last session's numbers are right there for
reference so you know exactly what to beat.

— Progress that actually means something. See your weight progression
per exercise over every session. Watch your numbers go up. That's
the whole point.

— Personal bests tracked automatically. No manual entry. Every time
you hit a new top weight on an exercise, it's recorded.

— Progress photos tied to your sessions. Document the work. See the
results over time.

— Volume tracking. Total sets, total sessions, last session volume —
all visible at a glance.

NOTHING YOU DON'T NEED

✕ No account required — ever
✕ No internet connection required — ever
✕ No ads — not now, not later
✕ No data sent anywhere — your lifts stay on your phone
✕ No bloat, no onboarding questionnaires, no "personalized plans"

YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS

Everything is stored locally on your device using SQLite. Nothing
leaves your phone. No account means nothing to hack, nothing to lose
if a company shuts down, and no emails from us. Ever.

AMOLED dark theme. Minimal interface. Brutal simplicity.

If you've tried every tracking app and deleted them all — this one
is different. Not because it does more. Because it does less, and
does it right.

Open the app. Create a chart. Log your first set.

That's all there is to it.