GymMane
GPL-3.0 Android lifting tracker, on F-Droid, 820 stars
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Your training history becomes something your AI assistant can read, so asking why your bench has stalled gets an answer based on your actual sets.
Setlane is a strength training app for Android. You log sets, a rest timer starts on its own and keeps running with the screen off, and the app tracks personal records by weight, reps and estimated one-rep max, with charts per exercise. Logging works offline. The unusual part is an OAuth-protected connection that lets ChatGPT or Claude query your history, read-only or read-write, revocable at any time. Free covers 3 routines, 5 custom exercises, 3 months of history and 60 AI calls a month; Pro is $19.99 for the first year, then $29.99. One person builds it; there is no iPhone version.
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