GETRIPT
Today: 3 of 5 sets Upper A
Your next set is already filled in.
GetRipt is a strength log for iPhone and Apple Watch. It sets the weight and reps for every set from your last workout, so most sets take one tap. It also counts calories and protein, and lets your friends watch you lift and cheer you on. Free, with no subscription, no account and no ads.
Free beta on TestFlight. Needs iOS 18 or later. Coming to the App Store soon.
- iPhone + Apple Watch
- Lift with friends
- Syncs with your iCloud
- Logs offline
Log
Most sets are just DONE.
Pick your day and GetRipt shows one set at a time, with the numbers ready. Hit the top of your rep range and it adds weight. Fall short and it asks for one more rep. Tap DONE and your rest starts.
- +Progressive overload, worked out for youEvery set says why: add weight, or beat last time's reps. Change it with − and + if today's different.
- WWarm-ups and plate mathWarm-up sets worked out from your working weight, and the plates to load on each side of the bar.
- ⏱Rest timer on your Lock ScreenA Live Activity counts down and names your next set. Add 30 seconds without unlocking.
- A1Supersets, skips and fixesSupersets alternate on their own. Skip a busy machine and come back to it, or fix a set you already logged.
How your numbers are picked Rep range 6–10
Add weight: +5 lb You hit the top of the range.
Beat reps: +1 Not there yet, so one more rep.
Fuel
See what's left, not just what you ate.
Your calorie budget comes from your body, your goal and today's training. GetRipt shows what's left in big type, with protein and water right next to it.
- ⌕Search or scan a barcodeMillions of foods from Open Food Facts, plus one-tap protein for the things you eat every day.
- +Workouts earn foodCalories you burn training are added to today's budget.
- ↘A goal with a date on itSet a goal weight and a pace. GetRipt tells you roughly when you'll get there and adjusts as your weight trend comes in.
Crew
Crew week: 10 of 15 sessions 5 days left
Lift alone, together.
Start a crew with up to 10 friends. When someone's lifting, you see each set as it happens and cheer with one tap, from your phone or your Watch.
- ●Go liveYour crew sees every set. Their cheers land on your Lock Screen and your wrist mid-rest.
- 🎯Weekly goals and challengesHit a crew session target together, or put up a set like 315 × 5 and see who matches it.
- 🔒Only people you inviteInvites are private iCloud links. There's no chat and no public feed, just five cheers. Mute anyone, leave any time.
Progress
Walk in knowing your next PR.
Next PR picks a lift from your next workout and shows the exact set that beats your best. Tap any other lift to chase that one instead.
- ✓Weekly check-inWorkouts, average calories and protein, and your weight trend against plan, on one card with a plain-English read.
- ◐Muscle mapSets per muscle this week, so you can see what's getting skipped.
- ★AchievementsStreaks, PRs and totals, with tiers to work through.
Library
Train what you've been skipping.
The Library suggests a move for the muscle you've trained least this week and adds it to your next workout in one tap. Every exercise has a demo video.
- ▦Browse by muscleEach muscle shows this week's sets, so gaps are obvious.
- ✎Your plan, your wayStart from a ready-made plan or build your own days, rep ranges and supersets.
Everywhere you lift
In your pocket and on your wrist.
Apple Watch
Log sets and rest from your wrist. Go live and feel the cheers.
Lock Screen
The rest timer and your next set, without unlocking.
Widgets
Calories left on your Home Screen and Watch face.
Siri
“How am I doing in GetRipt?”
Apple Health
Optional. Saves workouts, energy, weight and water.
iCloud sync
Your phone and Watch stay in step, through your own iCloud.
Share a plan
Send your program to a friend as a file they can preview and import.
CSV export
Your history is yours. Take it anywhere.
Why it's free
One app. Zero subscriptions.
I was paying for separate apps to lift, count calories and lose weight. Every one wanted a subscription, and none of them talked to each other. GetRipt does all three in one place, and it's free.
- ☁No servers, no monthly billYour data lives on your phone and in your own iCloud. There's nothing for us to run, so there's nothing to charge you for every month.
- ✓Every feature, for everyoneNo paywall, no trial, no “Pro”. Crews, the Watch app and barcode scanning are all included.
- ♥An optional tip jarIf GetRipt helps, you can leave a tip in Settings. Tips don't unlock anything.
What you were paying for per month
- Workout log
subscription - Calorie counter
subscription - Weight-loss coach
subscription - Lifting with friends
another app
All of it, in one app. No ads, no account.
Privacy
No account. No ads. No tracking.
Your data stays on your devices and in your own iCloud. We don't run servers and can't see it. There are no analytics or ad SDKs.
Health data is used on your device only and never goes to iCloud or your crew. Privacy policy
FAQ
Questions
Is GetRipt really free? What's the catch?
No catch. Every feature is free, with no ads and no subscription. GetRipt doesn't run servers (your data syncs through your own iCloud), so there's no monthly cost to pass on. There's an optional tip jar if you want to support it. Why it's free
Is it on the App Store?
Not yet. GetRipt is in public beta on TestFlight, Apple's app for trying apps before release. Install TestFlight, then tap Join the beta on this page.
Do I need an account?
No. There's no sign-up. Your data syncs between your devices through your own iCloud.
Pounds or kilograms?
Either. Switch in Settings, and set your barbell weight for plate math.
Do I need an Apple Watch?
No. Everything works on iPhone. The Watch app is there if you'd rather leave your phone in your bag.
Can I use my own program?
Yes. Edit any day, add exercises from the Library, and set rep ranges and supersets. You can also import a plan a friend sends you.
What does my crew see?
Your nickname and emoji, live sets while you're live, finished workouts, PRs and challenge scores. Never your food, weight or Health data.
Is this medical advice?
No. Calorie and protein targets are general fitness estimates. Talk to a doctor before big changes to diet or training.