I'm working on a gym log app called One Set To Failure. HIT-style training — one hard set, real failure, no junk volume. The app is for iOS and Android; store links aren't live yet but the site is up at onesettofailure.app.

Why bother

Most gym apps want you in there forever. More sets, more taps, more dashboards. I wanted the opposite: log the set that matters, see if you're recovered, load the bar, leave.

What it looks like so far

Recovery is the whole game for this kind of training. The muscle heatmap shows every group color-coded so you know what's ready and what's still cooked:

Pick a location — garage, commercial gym, hotel — and you only see exercises that exist there:

The exercise grid sorts by recovery. Tap what you're doing next:

Logging is built for shaky hands after a real set:

Workouts are just ordered lists — no bloated program builder:

Plate math on screen so you're not doing arithmetic between sets:

Charts for strength and body comp — if the trend isn't moving, something's wrong:

Status

Still building. App Store and Google Play listings are in progress. I'll post here when it's ready to download.

(Will post to tag completed-projects when done)