Ironside vs FitNotes: A FitNotes Alternative for iPhone

FitNotes is Android-only. Here's the closest thing on iOS — and how to bring your data.

FitNotes is a beloved, free, no-nonsense Android workout logger — but there's no iOS version. If you've switched to iPhone, Ironside is the natural home for your training: the same fast, distraction-free logging, plus estimated 1RM, volume and PR trend charts, all local-first with no subscription. And it imports your FitNotes CSV directly.

Ironside vs FitNotes at a glance

IronsideFitNotes
PlatformiOS (Android late 2026).Android only.
PriceFree download, one-time unlock. No subscription.Free, with ads; small paid add-ons.
Logging speedFast, distraction-free set logging.Famously fast and simple.
AnalyticsEstimated 1RM, volume, PR trends, plateau & momentum insights.Basic charts and records.
Import / exportImports FitNotes, Strong, Hevy, JEFIT CSV. Export anytime.CSV export.
Data storageLocal-first, no account.On-device, no account.

What you keep, what you gain

Ironside keeps the thing FitNotes users love — quick, honest logging with your data on your device and no account — and adds the analytics FitNotes never had: estimated 1RM progression, volume trends, PR tracking, plateau detection, iOS widgets, Apple Health sync, and an optional bring-your-own-key AI coach.

Bring your FitNotes history

Export a CSV from FitNotes and import it into Ironside — every set, rep and weight comes across and your charts recompute automatically. Full steps:how to import your FitNotes data into Ironside.

Try Ironside

Free to download. Local-first, no subscription, full analytics.

Download Ironside on the App Store