Add
From a note to logged sets.
Words, gym notation, Notes or a CSV. You check every set first.
- Resume a review
- Search sessions
- Repeat a workout
Free workout journal for iPhone and iPad
Write it like a note. Check the sets. Save.
On the App Store as marble.fit · iOS 26 or later
Squat 5x5 @ 225Bench 3x8 @ 185 rest 90sRDL 3x8 @ 185Run 5k 25:00Deadlift 3x3 @ 100 kgPlank 3x45sThree tabs. Nothing else in the way.
Add
Words, gym notation, Notes or a CSV. You check every set first.
Log
Log Again repeats your last set. Save + Next keeps you moving.
Progress
Top lifts, personal bests and when you set them.
A set is never more than a glance away.
Rest, in the Dynamic Island.
Your weekly goal, at a glance.
Log a set by voice.
Control Center or Action button.
Watch and Garmin workouts in.
Find any exercise.
More of the app, with sample data.
Bring your history. Check it once. Keep going.
App Store privacy label: Data Not Collected.
marble 2.5 ·
Find past workouts, pick up an unfinished review, and see your lifting records at a glance.
Yes. Every feature is free, with no subscription, no ads, and nothing to unlock.
Yes. Logging, parsing, progress, and storage all run on your iPhone or iPad. There is no marble account or server to connect to.
No. Where Apple Intelligence is available, marble uses it on device to structure workouts written as prose. Gym notation such as “Squat 5x5 @ 225” and Hevy or Strong CSVs are read by an on-device parser on every supported device. Either way, you review everything before it is saved.
Yes. Bring in a Hevy or Strong CSV export through Add, then review each workout, exercise match, and set before anything is saved.
Yes, through Apple Health. marble imports Apple Watch workouts and Garmin workouts that sync to Health, and can optionally send your strength sessions back to Health with an effort score. There is no separate Apple Watch app.
Search for marble.fit, or use a Download button on this page. The App Store listing is called marble.fit; the app itself is marble. It needs iOS or iPadOS 26 or later.
If you want a private journal rather than a social feed or a subscription, yes. Every feature is free, there is no account, and your Hevy or Strong CSV imports on your iPhone. There is no Android app, web app or cloud sync. See switching from Hevy and switching from Strong.
No. The app has no ads, marble account, marble server, or third-party tracking, and your data is never sold. Its App Store privacy label reads Data Not Collected, and the source code is public. This website uses anonymous, aggregated Vercel Analytics.