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Train hard.
Recover smart.
See it all in one place.

FitNavi is a privacy-first fitness app for iPhone. Log any workout in seconds, plan weeks ahead, run live sessions on your Apple Watch, and watch your training load and recovery status respond, all on one customizable dashboard.

FitNavi dashboard showing Today's Plan, Training Load, Power Level, and Activity Rings widgets

What it does

Everything in one place

No accounts. No feeds. No clutter. Just the tools that move your training forward.

Log a workout in seconds

Capture any session fast: strength, cardio, HIIT, and more. Smart exercise autocomplete and reusable templates keep logging out of your way.

Plan weeks ahead

Schedule workouts days or months out on a weekly or monthly calendar. Start a multi-week program and watch it fan out across your plan.

Train with Apple Watch

Run live Strength Training and HIIT sessions on your wrist. Log sets, follow rest timers, and track your heart rate, then find the workout saved in FitNavi.

Connect to Apple Health

Import workouts from your Apple Watch and other Health-connected apps. Heart rate, calories, and duration flow straight into your log and charts.

Trends that tell the truth

Strength, volume, effort, and frequency charted over time. Build your own Trends screen from a library of charts and dig into any data point.

Goals that update themselves

Set strength, rep, speed, or frequency targets. Progress rings fill automatically as you log, so every session moves you toward your next PR.

A look inside

Minimalist design. Performance focused.

Every screen is tuned to minimize distractions: bold numbers, clean cards, zero noise.

FitNavi dashboard with Today's Plan, Training Load, Power Level, and Activity Rings widgets — Build your dashboard from the widgets you care about

Log Workout form with workout name, type, effort, duration, and exercise sets — Log any workout in seconds

Navi listening over the Log Workout form, with example phrases for describing a workout — Tell Navi about your workout and it fills in the form

Live workout session logging Incline Bench Press sets, with the Log Set bar at the bottom — Log each set as you lift in a live session

Lock Screen Live Activity showing the next set with Log Set, Undo, and Pause buttons — Log your next set right from the Lock Screen

Workouts list with the month's totals and averages above each workout — See every workout with monthly totals and averages

Workout detail with effort, duration, heart rate, calories, and total volume cards — Review each session's effort, heart rate, calories, and volume

Routines screen with curated programs tagged by difficulty — Follow a curated program or build your own

Plan week view with one planned and one completed workout — Plan your week and see what's done at a glance

Trends screen with Strength Tracker and Personal Records charts — Chart your strength and personal records over time

Workout Volume chart detail with range options from 30 days to all time — Track your workout volume from 30 days out to all time

Goals screen with a completed Frequency Goal — Hit a goal and FitNavi marks it complete

Dashboard Readiness card pairing last night's sleep and time since your last workout with Training Load — See how sleep and training load shape your readiness

FitNavi for Apple Watch

Every set, right from your wrist.

Run live Strength Training and HIIT workouts on your wrist, logging every set as you go. Heart rate and calories come along, and the finished workout lands in FitNavi on your iPhone.

Start anywhere. Tap a planned workout or template on your watch, or press play on your iPhone and the session opens on your wrist.
Log every set with one tap, and the rest timer starts on its own.
Change a set on the fly: tap its reps or weight and turn the Digital Crown.
Live heart rate, calories, and your heart rate zone are one swipe away.
Leave your iPhone behind. The session runs on your watch and saves to FitNavi when your iPhone is back in reach.

FitNavi on Apple Watch showing the next set, Back Squat for 5 reps at 225 lbs, with a Log Set button

Apple Watch showing Today's Plan and a Templates list, each workout with a play button — Start today's plan or a template in one tap

Apple Watch lifting page for Back Squat, set 1 of 3, 5 reps at 225 lbs, with a Log Set button — See your next set and log it from your wrist

Apple Watch weight wheel for Kettlebell Swings set to 62 lbs — Turn the Digital Crown to change reps or weight

Apple Watch rest timer counting down between sets, with +15s and Skip buttons — Rest timers start on their own between sets

Apple Watch work timer for set 2 of 6, with rest and the next set starting automatically — Timed sets run a work timer that rolls into rest

Apple Watch stats page with heart rate, calories, sets left, and a heart rate zone column — Check heart rate, calories, and your zone mid-workout

Apple Watch Controls page with End, Pause, Finish, and Skip buttons — Pause, skip, or finish from the Controls page

Apple Watch effort rating set to 9, All Out — Rate how hard it felt when you finish

Apple Watch showing a completed Auxiliary Day workout, 18 sets, Saved in FitNavi — Finished workouts save to FitNavi on your iPhone

The smart part

Your body keeps score. Now you can read it.

FitNavi does more than store your workouts. It reads them.

Training Load scores your recent work from 0 to 100 so you know when to push and when to back off.
Recovery Status pulls last night's sleep from Apple Health, deep sleep included, and pairs it with time since your last session.
Linked insights: Connect Recovery Status and Training Load widgets, helping your sleep shape your true recovery status.
Power Level compares your recent training volume to the previous month and helps you understand if you're getting stronger.
Activity Rings bring your Apple Watch Move, Exercise, and Stand rings right onto your dashboard, live from Apple Health.

All of it lives on your iPhone and your own iCloud. No account, no server, no data collection.

Dashboard Readiness card combining last night's sleep, time since your last workout, and Training Load