Cut2Bulk

Suggested Overload, workout feeling, richer exercise charts, data export, and editable workout history make training easier to track and adjust.

Cut2Bulk is a workout tracker for iPhone. You build a routine, run it as a workout, and the app keeps a record of every set you've logged. That's the whole thing.

It doesn't sync, it doesn't ask for an account, and there's nothing to pay for. Your training history lives in a small database on your phone, which is the only place it exists. That sounds limiting until you realize it's just how apps used to work before they all decided they needed your email address.

The redesign in this release leans into that. The interface borrows from instrument panels and studio gear: dark surfaces, a single orange indicator color, mono numerals that stay readable at arm's length. It's quieter than most fitness apps because most of what fitness apps do is decoration.

What's in it:

A library of common exercises, plus the ability to add your own — both searchable from one bar. Routines you build ahead of time and turn into a live workout in a tap. An active-workout screen with a rest timer that counts up between sets. A history view that shows every workout you've finished, with the exact numbers you hit.