Launching today
Heft
Log your sets. Track your PRs. Nothing else.
8 followers
Log your sets. Track your PRs. Nothing else.
8 followers
Heft is a minimalist gym tracker built for the gym floor, not the planning desk. Log sets in seconds, track your progress with clean charts, and see personal records highlighted as you lift. No subscriptions, no social features, no noise. Designed for lifters who want to spend their rest time recovering — not navigating menus. Supports weights and timed exercises, saved workout templates, and a full history of every session. Just open it, log it, put your phone down.
Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Luke, and I built Heft because every gym tracker I tried was either too cluttered or too simple.
I wanted something that felt fast to use between sets - open it, log the weight and reps, put it down. No mandatory rest timers, no gamification, no upsell screen when you're trying to focus.
So I built it. Heft tracks weights and timed exercises, shows your estimated 1RM and volume trends over time, highlights personal records as you lift, and lets you save workout templates to load on future sessions.
$1.99 one-time on Android, no subscription, no account required. Your data stays on your device.
Would love to hear what you think - especially from anyone who's tried other trackers and hit the same frustrations I did. Happy to answer any questions below!
P.S. First 20 who reply here get a promo code to download for free!
honestly love how clean this looks, basically exactly what i want at the gym. one thing i'd kill for is a simple rest timer that you can start right from the set log screen, kind of like auto-triggering after you tap "done" on a set. would make it even easier to keep my phone down between sets
@necla170457 thanks for the feedback! I can definitely add a rest timer, it's one of the most-requested features (after workouts which I just added recently). Will have to figure out how to make it non-intrusive to the design but I think it's definitely possible.
Love that PRs surface right in the log as you hit them, no digging through stats screens. The “open it, log it, put your phone down” approach is exactly the kind of restraint fitness apps usually skip.
@ykselzunsayqmg Thanks for the feedback! Yes agreed, I really wanted to make it as unobtrusive as I could while still showing people what they want.
Big fan of how fast it actually opens and logs a set. The PR callouts after finishing a workout are a really nice touch without being over the top.
@urgenzeki80043 thank you! I've tried to make it as lightweight as possible - I initially designed it for myself honestly and I hate spending time on my phone at the gym