Ironmark

A workout app that just logs what you lifted.

Ironmark builds a plan around your goal, your schedule, and the equipment you actually own. Then it gets out of the way while you train.

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The Ironmark home screen showing four workout tiles, a training streak, and this week's progress
Logging a set during a workout, with a personal record trophy and a rest timer counting down
$9.99once, not monthly
0accounts to create
0ads or trackers
On devicewhere your data stays

What it does

Every screen here is the real app, not a mockup.

Finishing a session

A real summary, not a confetti animation

Total volume, sets logged, personal records, and how hard it actually felt. Trophies land the moment you earn them.

If the session ran short, Ironmark says so and offers to adjust rather than quietly moving on.

Session summary reading 2,430 lb total volume, 1 set, 1 PR, effort 8 out of 10, with two trophies earned

Trophies

Streaks and milestones that fill in as you go

Locked badges fill like a pie chart, sweeping clockwise as you close on the next tier, so you can see how far off you are rather than just that you have not got there.

They backfill from whatever history you already have, so the gallery is not empty on day one.

The trophy gallery showing training streaks per workout and milestone badges for sessions and weigh-ins, several partly filled

History

Everything you did, in one timeline

Lifting sessions sit alongside walks, rides and anything else you log or sync from Apple Health, grouped by day.

Correct a workout in Health after Ironmark imported it and the change reaches Ironmark on the next sync instead of sitting stale.

History timeline showing a bike ride, walks, a Pilates session and a strength session with total volume and set count

Effort

Rate it by how loaded the bar felt

Effort is a row of plates, not a number you have to translate. Drag across, and it is recorded with the session.

Activities you log elsewhere pull their effort score in from Apple Health automatically.

The effort rating screen asking how loaded the bar was, with a row of plates to drag across

Pricing

One purchase. No subscription, no renewal, no tier that expires.

Free $0

  • Your full plan, built during onboarding
  • Log every set, with personal records tracked for you
  • Trophies, streaks, and weekly summaries
  • Apple Health sync and history import
  • Export your data any time

Roughly what other training apps charge for a single month. Pay it once and it is yours for good, including everything added later.

The in-app unlock screen listing the four paid features and a single Unlock for $9.99 button

Your data stays on your phone

Ironmark has no accounts, no ads, no analytics, and no third-party tracking. There is no server storing your training, because there is no server at all. Apple Health sync and iCloud backup are both optional and off by default. Read the full privacy policy.