Personalised workouts
A training week built around your goals, schedule, equipment and experience.
Fitness & health, on your iPhone
Build better training habits, understand your health, and track your progress — with a plan built around your goals and the data your iPhone already keeps.
iPhone · iOS 17 or later · Works with Apple Health
Tuesday, 11 August
Hi, Alex
Today
Upper Body
45 min · 6 exercises
Four things, done properly, rather than forty features you will never open.
A training week built around your goals, schedule, equipment and experience.
Activity, sleep and heart data alongside the work you actually logged.
Connect Apple Health to see supported metrics and their history in context.
Volume, streaks and personal records, drawn only from sets you completed.
Works with Apple Health
Give FitPilot permission and it reads the metrics you allow — steps, energy, exercise, sleep, heart rate, weight and more — then shows them next to your training, with history you can browse by day, week, month or year.
Figures shown are illustrative. FitPilot only ever displays data Apple Health actually holds and you have allowed it to read.
Today
Training
Answer a few questions once. FitPilot generates the week, prescribes the sets, suggests the weight, and keeps every session you finish.
Pick your days, your session length and the equipment you can reach. The generator balances the week across the body rather than repeating your favourite lift.
Each set opens on the numbers it is expected to be — carried from your last set, or worked out from your bodyweight for a movement you have never logged.
FitPilot suggests a working weight; you can pin your own for any exercise, and every set you log updates what it offers next time.
Activity
When Apple Health has your activity data, FitPilot draws Move, Exercise and Stand against the goals you set yourself — on the dashboard, next to the workout you are about to do.
No goals of our own, no invented targets. If the data is not there, the app says so rather than drawing an empty ring and calling it progress.
Steps
8,421
Insights
Every metric has its own history: today, yesterday, this week, last month, six months, a year, or any two dates you choose. Averages, highest and lowest days, and a chart you can actually read.
Steps
Daily totals and weekly trends
Active Energy
Daily calories and averages
Sleep
Duration night by night
Heart Rate
Resting rate against your own baseline
History
Workout history lives inside the Workout tab, grouped by month, with the sets, exercises, duration and volume you actually logged. Long-press any session for a preview, or to delete it.
Health data stays out of it. History is the record of what you did in the gym, not a feed of everything your phone measured.
How it works
01
Goals, schedule, experience and the equipment you have. Two minutes, once.
02
FitPilot generates a balanced week, with sets, reps, rest and a starting weight for each movement.
03
Log your sets, keep your history, and watch your activity and health trends alongside it.
Privacy
FitPilot has no accounts and no servers. Your profile, your plan, your sessions and every set you log are stored in a database on your iPhone.
The app requests no network access. There is nowhere for your training or health data to be sent, because the app cannot reach a network at all.
Health metrics are read live for the screen you are looking at. Only your weigh-ins are imported, because the app calculates from them.
Export everything as a single file, or delete all of it from Settings. Apple Health permissions are revoked in the Health app at any time.
Plan your workouts. Track your activity. Understand your progress.
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