07/07/2026
TrackMySet Version 2.0 is finally done! I’ve been working on this for about a year now and it’s come a long way from being a multi-page spreadsheet on my Google Sheets app. You can create, edit, and log exercises of all kinds using a special type of exercise module that changes its attributes based on how you like to do your workouts. “Standard” sets are multiple attempts at the same weight/time/distance. You can do pyramid sets, each set with different weights or other parameters. You can even make supersets, exercises nested inside other exercises.
Once you’re done with your workout, you can log other things too, like macros for nutrition, sleep tracking, meditation, and reading.
And consistently logging your info and meeting your goals gets you themes, fonts, and other awards. It’s been a long road of trial and error and honestly it feels like there’s way more to do. If you want an easy way to track any of this stuff, you can try it out on www.trackmyset.com for free, but it’s also on the iOS store.
Full disclosure: I used Cursor AI to build the whole thing over the course of the last 18 months or so. This started out as a Gemini vibe-coding project for a simple web app and has just been growing since then, through several system-wide refactors. However I put a lot of effort into making sure data stays on your device and that this is an optimized, carefully made app on both web and iOS. Check it out and let me know what you think!
-Neil
A free, useful fitness app in your browser: workouts, life trackers, history, and iOS-compatible export. Local-first and works offline.
