Built for logging speed
Fast set entry, rest timers, warm-up ramps, supersets, unilateral reps, and plate math stay in the workout flow.
Gym Workout Tracker For Serious Lifters
Compass is a private strength training log for iPhone. Track workouts fast, reuse templates, review 1RM trends, and see real progress without ads, social feeds, or fluff.
Why It Converts
Compass stays focused on the few things that make lifters keep an app installed: fast logging, repeatable templates, visible progress, and a clean history of real work.
Fast set entry, rest timers, warm-up ramps, supersets, unilateral reps, and plate math stay in the workout flow.
Track PRs, estimated 1RM, muscle-group balance, tonnage, and recent training without exporting to a spreadsheet.
No social feed, no ads, no public profile. Just your training log, sync, export, and account deletion in-app.
Switch Without Losing History
Compass already imports workout history from Strong, Hevy, Fitbod, and generic CSV exports. That makes switching search traffic worth winning because the migration path is real.
Bring CSV exports from major gym apps into Compass on iPhone instead of starting from an empty log.
Read import guideImport Strong CSV history into Compass and move to a more private iPhone-native tracker.
Read Strong guideMove Hevy history into Compass and keep warm-up and superset context from the original export.
Read Hevy guideBring Fitbod workout history across and move to a cleaner, template-first training log on iPhone.
Read Fitbod guideFeature Intent
Not every free install starts with a competitor comparison. Some people search directly for progressive overload, Apple Watch lifting support, or a cleaner 1RM tracker.
Enable progressive overload per template exercise, auto-bump the next session, and keep the progression visible.
Read progressive overload guideSee how Compass handles live workouts, wrist-side rest timing, and HealthKit Activity-ring credit.
Read Apple Watch guideReview estimated 1RM trend tracking, PR chips, and strength signal after each session.
Read 1RM guideUse the main landing page when the user wants the full product story instead of one feature or one migration path.
See Compass overviewFAQ
Lifters who want a gym workout tracker focused on sets, reps, progression, and history instead of coaching content or community features.
Yes. Templates, exercise ordering, PR tracking, history, and stats fit common strength and hypertrophy splits well.
Yes. The app includes CSV export, in-app account deletion, and a support site with direct contact details.