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StockFit

StockFit for iPhone

Your strength,quoted like a market.

Every set you log becomes a price. Bench, squat and deadlift trade as stocks, muscle groups roll up into ETFs, and the whole thing sums into one Strength Index you can watch move week to week.

Coming to the App Store— StockFit has not been released yetSee how it works

Free to use, with unlimited history. Requires iOS 18 or later.

The StockFit dashboard: a Strength Index of 3,268, up 835 points or 34.3% over three months, with a line chart, a weekly change of +24, market breadth of 10 up and 3 down out of 30, and muscle-group ETF cards below.

An illustrative ticker tape of StockFit symbols such as BENCH, SQUAT and DEAD. In the app these values are calculated from your own logged sets.

100%
Stays on your iPhone
None
Accounts to create
Zero
Trackers and ad SDKs
Never
Internet required

What it does

A tracker that finally shows you the trend.

Logging sets is the easy part. Knowing whether three months of it actually went anywhere is the part every notes app and spreadsheet gets wrong. StockFit answers it the way a portfolio answers it — with a price, a chart, and a number that either went up or did not.

The portfolio

Thirty stocks, fifteen baskets, one index.

Each tracked lift gets a ticker whose price is your estimated one-rep max for it —BENCH, SQUAT,DEAD. Muscle groups aggregate into ETFs likePUSH and GLTS,PWR holds the powerlifting total, and you can build your own baskets from the lifts you care about.

Every row carries a one-week sparkline and its move, so a glance tells you what is climbing and what has gone quiet.

The StockFit portfolio screen listing muscle-group ETFs — PWR at 899 up 1.93%, PUSH at 567 down 1.05%, CHST at 323 up 3.86% — above a Stocks section with BENCH at 228 and SQUAT at 303, each row showing a sparkline.
A live StockFit workout called Push Day: a duration timer, then Bench Press with four sets showing previous performance of 195 by 5, target weights of 185, per-set rest times of 1:30, and a highlighted current set.

On the gym floor

Logging that keeps up between sets.

Every row shows what you did last time and how today compares, so you are never guessing at the weight. The current set stays framed as you work down the card, rest starts on its own when you tick a set off, and a gold badge lands when you beat your all-time best rather than just last week's.

Need to take a call mid-session? Minimize the workout to a bar, do the thing, come back. Nothing pauses behind your back and nothing is lost.

Coverage and estimates

Earnings day, every session.

Each position carries a 52-week range, its volume, and a next-session estimate fitted from your recent sessions with a confidence label. Train it, and the session gets an earnings verdict against that projection: BEAT,MET or MISSED.

It is a trend line, not a training plan — and the app says exactly that, right under the number. What you lift on the day is your call.

The PUSH position screen: a price of 567 down 1.05% over one week with a red chart, a 52-week range from 405 to 573, and a next-session estimate of 590 at medium confidence with a note that it is not a recommendation.
A shareable StockFit weekly recap card: Strength Index 3,268, up 24 points or 0.7% this week, a green chart, five workouts, and OHP as the top mover at minus 12%.
A completed StockFit workout called Leg Day: 59 minutes, 38,215 lbs of volume, five exercises, and a squat breakdown showing two warm-up sets then three working sets of 260 lbs for 5 reps.

The receipts

Every session kept, every week summed up.

Finished workouts keep their full detail — duration, volume, every set, warm-ups marked separately so they never inflate an estimate. History is unlimited on the free tier, because a training log you can outgrow is not a training log.

At the end of the week there is a recap card worth sending to whoever you train with.

And the rest

The unglamorous things, done properly.

01

Rest timer that follows you out of the app

Per-set rest times start the moment you tick a set off. Lock the phone and the countdown keeps going on your Lock Screen as a Live Activity, turning green the second it is time for the next set.

02

Muscle heatmap after every session

Front and back body maps shade by how much each muscle actually took, derived from per-exercise contribution weights rather than a single tag per lift.

03

A 400-exercise library

Filter by body part or equipment, sorted by what people actually do. Equipment variants are separate exercises, so an incline dumbbell press tracks its own progression.

04

Routines, supersets and merges

Build routines, drag to reorder, group supersets, and merge two routines into one session when the gym is busy and you have to improvise.

05

Send a routine to a friend

Share as a file or straight to a nearby phone over peer-to-peer Wi-Fi. Routines travel device to device and never pass through a server.

06

Warm-up and plate calculators

Work out the warm-up ramp to a target weight, and what to hang on the bar to hit it, without leaving the set you are in.

07

Training calendar and milestones

A lifetime calendar of every session with streaks, progress photos per day, and index milestones that land when you cross them.

08

Cardio and CSV export

Log time, distance and estimated calories alongside the iron. Export a single workout or your whole history as CSV whenever you want it out.

On-device by design

Your training data never leaves your phone.

Not as a setting you have to find — as the way the app is built. There is no server to send anything to. No account, no email, no sign-in. No analytics SDK, no ad network, no crash reporter of ours, no identifier for advertisers.

Everything the app calculates — every price, chart, estimate, verdict and heatmap — is computed on the device from the sets you typed in. The only things that ever leave are the ones you deliberately send: a CSV export, or a routine you share.

Read the privacy policy
  • No account

    Open the app and start logging. There is nothing to sign up for.

  • Works with no signal

    A basement gym, a plane, airplane mode — all the same to it.

  • Nothing sold, ever

    We have no data about you to sell, share or trade.

  • Yours to take out

    Export your full history as CSV, one row per set, whenever you like.

Pricing

Free where it counts. StockFit+ for the analysis.

Unlimited workout history is free and always will be. StockFit+ unlocks the market layer built on top of it.

StockFit

Free

No card, no account, no trial to expire.

  • Unlimited workout history
  • Unlimited logging, supersets and cardio
  • The Strength Index and its chart
  • Rest timer, Live Activity and notifications
  • The full 400-exercise library
  • CSV export and app themes

StockFit+

7-day free trial

$4.99/month

or $29.99/year — about half the cost of paying monthly.

The trial takes no payment method and creates no subscription. There is nothing to cancel.

  • The full portfolio — every lift stock and muscle-group ETF
  • Custom baskets built from the lifts you choose
  • Next-session estimates and earnings verdicts
  • Allocation, rotation and breadth analysis
  • Post-workout muscle heatmap
  • Lifetime training calendar and progress photos
  • Per-exercise progress charts and unlimited routines
  • Routine sharing, warm-up and plate calculators

Prices in USD. Apple sets the local equivalent in other storefronts, and the price shown in the App Store at purchase applies. Both plans are auto-renewable subscriptions charged to your Apple Account, renewing unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel in Settings ▸ your name ▸ Subscriptions. Refunds are handled by Apple. See the Terms of Use for the full subscription terms.

Start pricing your progress.

Log one session and the market opens. Log ten and you will know, for the first time, exactly which way your training is going.

Coming to the App Store— StockFit has not been released yetQuestions? Support

StockFit is a fitness tracker made by Summer Labs LLC. The stocks, ETFs, index, earnings and estimates are a visualization of your own logged training — they are not securities, investments or money, and nothing here is financial advice. StockFit is not a medical device and does not provide medical or health advice. Consult a qualified professional before starting a new exercise program.