Measure what matters. Track your progress — privately and visually.
Fitness Tracker is a privacy-first desktop application for manually tracking whatever fitness metrics are most important to you. The privacy first philosophy even applies to this website - we don't have any kind of user tracking, have no adware and only use the most basic analytics software. You can learn more about privacy on our privacy page.
Track anything — chin-ups, time trials, lifting volume, you name it. Your fitness, your way.
No tracking. No ads. No telemetry. Everything stays offline by default — you’re in full control of your data.
Capture, compare, and celebrate — with built-in timelapse tools to make your progress visual.
Set goals, stay accountable, and watch yourself improve. You’ll improve what you measure.
Too many subscriptions? We agree. Buy Fitness Tracker once. No subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no nonsense.
Your logs, photos, and stats stay on your device. Fitness Tracker gives you full ownership — no cloud required.
Fitness is a journey. Along the way, you'll discover what makes you unique — and what helps you thrive. Fitness Tracker helps you measure your activities, nutrition, and performance so you can learn more about yourself.
Whatever stage you're at — just starting out or training for gold — Fitness Tracker is built to support your path.
Photo by Venti Views on UnsplashThese are some common questions and answers about Fitness Tracker but if you have any questions, you can ask here and someone will be in touch shortly.
Fitness Tracker is a privacy-first desktop app designed to help you track what matters — without selling your data, spamming your inbox, or locking you into a subscription. Whether you're logging workouts, planning your next training cycle, or just trying to move more, it’s here to help.
Fitness Tracker returns to beta testing in July 2025 and launches publicly in Q3 2025. You can join the waiting list — your email will be stored securely in a Slack channel (no external service), and you’ll receive one message when it’s ready. That’s it.
The first release will launch for Windows, likely via the Microsoft Store. Mac and Linux versions are planned: macOS is targeted for late 2026, and a Linux version will follow — possibly distributed through Steam.
This beginner-friendly routine is perfect for runners, travelers, or anyone returning to movement. It's low on gear, high on adaptability, and grounded in listening to your body rather than counting reps.
Did you know that writing about exercises does not actually count as doing exercises? What a load of crap. My annoyance at science aside, I have been steadily rewriting content while getting the app ready for launch. This round of exercises was a lot of fun, reminded me of some pain and even inspired a joke that manages to be really bad and totally obscure at the same time.
It's a long wait but it will be worth it. In a world full of devices that track everything, Fitness Tracker will be a chance to pause and reflect. Because as you take the time to enter the data that is important to you, you will deliberately reflect on your overall health and fitness. And hopefully with reflection will come mindfulness.
If you're convinced, contact Fitness Tracker to get added to the waitlist. If you choose to get added, you will only receive one email when the software is released.
Good health and have fun.