An Android lifting log you can question from ChatGPT or Claude
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Every other lifting tracker wants an account and a subscription; this one ships without the internet permission, so the training history cannot leave the handset.
GymMane logs training from a front-and-back body map: tap a muscle, record sets, reps, weight and rest, and build routines and supersets on top. It keeps progress charts and estimated one-rep maxes, progress photos, measurements, home-screen widgets and more than 500 animated exercises, and it imports and exports CSV or ZIP. The app is GPL-3.0 Flutter, 179 commits and 820 stars, with the exercise art under CC BY-SA 4.0. It installs from F-Droid, IzzyOnDroid, Obtainium or GitHub releases on Android 7 and up; Wear OS and iOS are in progress, desktop only planned. The author goes by InlitX.
An Android lifting log you can question from ChatGPT or Claude
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