WorkoutMaker: Gym Tracker, a workout logging app for iPhone and iPad, is free on the App Store for a limited time. Tech site 流動日報 New Mobile Life reports that it normally costs US $0.99. The Canadian App Store listing also shows it as Free at the time of writing. The sources we read do not say when the offer ends.

What the app does

According to the App Store listing, WorkoutMaker lets you build a weekly schedule with training days, rest days and your own workout names, then log what you actually do. It records weights, reps, bodyweight exercises, timed holds, and cardio duration or distance.

Other features the listing names:

  • An exercise library plus custom exercises
  • Your previous strength results shown beside your inputs, with a way to copy the values into the current set
  • Drop sets with separate weights and reps for each drop, and rest-pause sets
  • A countdown for timed holds that moves straight into a rest timer
  • Weekly, monthly and yearly charts for consistency, lifting volume, cardio time and distance
  • Editing of saved sessions, with progress totals updating to match
  • Export and import of weekly schedules, plus a full backup and restore
  • Kilograms or pounds, and light, dark or system appearance

Platforms, price and privacy

The listing shows the app for iPhone and iPad, in English. It requires iOS 18.0 or later on iPhone and iPadOS 18.0 or later on iPad. The same page also lists Mac and Apple Vision compatibility, but Apple’s page says the app is designed for iPad and not verified for macOS. The developer is listed as JAMIE FAULKNER.

The developer says there are no subscriptions, no ads and no account required, and that workout information is stored locally on the device. The App Store privacy section states that the developer does not collect any data from the app. The regular price in the sources is US $0.99. Canadian pricing for the paid version is not stated, so the only Canadian figure we can report is the current Free listing.

How to get it

  1. On an iPhone or iPad, open the official App Store listing for WorkoutMaker: Gym Tracker, or search for the name in the App Store app.
  2. Check that the button says Get rather than a price. A price means the offer has ended.
  3. Tap Get and confirm with your Apple Account.

No end date is given, so the price can change at any time.

What it means for readers

The saving is small, but this is a simple logbook with no recurring cost. Who it suits: people who follow a weekly gym routine and want to record sets, rest times and progress without creating an account.

What to check before downloading:

  • Your device must meet the iOS 18.0 or iPadOS 18.0 minimum.
  • The app is English only, per the listing.
  • It has not yet received enough ratings or reviews to show an overview.
  • It is a logging tool. The sources offer no training or health advice, and neither do we.