Tired of bloated gym apps, murion built a workout tracker in one morning
murion was tired of gym apps stuffed with features that never get used, so he spent one morning with Claude building Ingot, a workout tracker shaped around how murion actually trains. The Upper/Lower split is preloaded, every set shows what was lifted last session so the number to beat is right there, the rest timer starts on its own, and finished workouts show volume, new PRs and charts of strength and bodyweight over time. No subscription, no ads. The fitness-app market just lost a customer who'd rather lift than pay. New PR unlocked.
Built my own workout tracker yesterday with Claude. It's called Ingot.
I was tired of gym apps full of features I never use, so I made one around how I actually train.
My Upper/Lower split is loaded in. Every set shows what I lifted last session, so I always know the number to beat. The rest timer starts on its own. When I finish, it shows my volume and any new PRs. It also charts my strength and bodyweight over time.
Took one morning. No subscription, no ads.
— murion, read the original on XMore SaaS obituaries
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