I built Ridge because I got tired of gym apps that either feel like spreadsheets or try to be social networks. I train 3-4 times a week. All I wanted was something that logs fast, tells me when I hit a PR, and gives me honest feedback on my session based on the full picture: how much I slept, what my HRV looks like, and what I've been doing all week. Not just "good job!", real feedback and progression suggestions to know where to push next time. I also wanted something that didn't look like it was designed in 2016. Every workout app I tried felt the same: cluttered, dated, uninspiring. I spend an hour a day in this thing. It should feel as good as the apps I use for everything else in my life. So I built what I wanted: a minimalist strength tracker with an AI coach that knows when to push you and when just showing up is enough. It reads your Apple Health data, looks at your actual performance, and gives you the truth about your training. No sugarcoating, no motivational fluff. Ridge is local-first (your data stays on your phone, no account needed), and you can choose between a subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase.

Ridge

Minimalist strength tracker with AI coaching for iPhone

Minimalist strength tracker with AI coaching for iPhone