FitNotes is a stripped-down, fast logbook with no account and no noise. Plenty of people have never needed anything else.
Fast set logging, a full history, personal records, progression charts. FitNotes has done that plainly for years.
REPWIND starts from the same logging speed, then makes the number readable: the session ends as a map of the muscles you worked, and weekly volume is laid over the anatomy. Voice logging keeps your hands on the bar, and the coach proposes a reworked session, saying why.
FitNotes asks for no account, works offline and will never sell you anything. If that is exactly what you want, it does it better than anyone — REPWIND is more ambitious, and therefore heavier.
To see what this looks like: the ten muscle groups on this site use exactly the anatomical plate the app draws.
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The journal, the anatomical map and nearly 300 movements, each with its own video — free to start.