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Ironbor
A fast, quiet workout tracker — start from a routine, tap your sets in, and let it keep score of your records while you train.
Follow the buildiOS 26+ · iPhone · In development
A look inside
A first look
How it works
Built between sets
I train five days a week, and every tracker I tried wanted more attention than the workout itself. Ironbor comes from those gym floors: pick a routine, tap your reps in, and get back to the bar. It quietly keeps score — your records, your weekly volume, your streak — so progress is something you see, not something you bookkeep.
Your routines 3 ready-made templates, plus your own — start training in one tap.
Stats & records Personal records and weekly progress, quietly kept.
Rest timer A Live Activity countdown right on your Lock Screen.
Features
What it does
Fast set logging
Reps, weight, done — logging a set takes a tap, not a form.
Workout templates
Three ready-made routines out of the box, and an editor for your own.
Personal records
PRs are spotted and saved automatically as you train.
History & progress charts
Weekly volume, workouts per week, and each exercise's trend over time.
Lock Screen rest timer
A Live Activity counts your rest down without unlocking the phone.
Kilograms or pounds
Metric or imperial, switched in a setting — history converts with you.
Under the hood
How it's built
Native iOS in Swift and SwiftUI, built for iOS 26. Instead of view models, each feature is a small unidirectional loop — @Observable state, signals, and focused use cases — with dependencies injected via swift-dependencies so everything stays testable (140 test files and counting). Workouts live in SwiftData, the rest timer runs as an ActivityKit Live Activity, and progress is drawn with Swift Charts.
SwiftSwiftUISwiftDataHealthKitActivityKitStoreKitSwift ChartsiOS 26+
Privacy & data
At a glance
- Your workout data stays on your device
- No account system and no custom backend
- Apple Health is touched only with your permission
- Delete the app, and the local data goes with it
FAQ
Good to know
Yes — the core tracker is free: log your workouts, use the three ready-made routines plus up to three of your own, and keep your records and streaks. An optional Ironbor Pro subscription (monthly or yearly) adds unlimited custom routines, detailed stats and trends, the full calendar history, and animated exercise demos.
It's in active development and I train with it myself. No date promised — it ships when the daily logging loop feels genuinely good.
iPhone, on iOS 26 and newer. The rest timer lives on the Lock Screen as a Live Activity.
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