The all-in-one tracker for serious lifters.

Log workouts, hit your macros, monitor steps, and track bodyweight trends without bouncing between apps.

Today
Push Day
6 exercises planned
Steps
9,840
1.2k left
Calories
2,430
on target
Weight
184.8
-2.4 lb
Active Session
Bench Press
4 x 6
225 lb
Incline DB
3 x 10
80 lb
Cable Row
3 x 12
150 lb

Everything you need to track real progress. Try it for yourself.

MassMetrics keeps the numbers that drive progress in one place, so your lifts, macros, activity, and bodyweight trends stay connected.

Dashboard
Monthly progress snapshot
Steps
12,000
+29%
Weight
185.4
-4.3 lb
Calories
2,450
target
Monthly Trends
Steps, weight, calories
This month
Monthly trend chart151015202531
Step goal
12k daily
Monthly weight
-4.3 lb total
Calorie target
2,450 kcal

One view. Every key metric.

Bring training, nutrition, activity, and weight trends together in a dashboard built for serious progress tracking.

Workouts
Upper A in progress
Push Day
5 of 12 sets logged
Rest 1:24
Bench Press
4 sets
History
Set
Lb
Reps
1
225
6
2
225
6
3
230
5
Incline DB Press
3 sets
History
Set
Lb
Reps
1
80
10
2
80
9
Log set

Train with intent.

Track exercises, sets, reps, weight, and performance history so you can stay focused on progressive overload and know exactly when you’re getting stronger.

Food Log
1,206 of 2,450 kcal
Protein
92g
170g goal
Carbs
124g
352g goal
Fat
38g
40g goal
Breakfast
720 kcal
Greek yogurt
1 cup
180
Oats
60 g
230
Blueberries
100 g
55
Lunch
410 kcal
Chicken & Rice bowl
1 serving
410
Add food
Dinner
Not logged

Macros built for lifters.

Track calories, protein, carbs, and fats alongside your training so your nutrition actually supports your goal — whether you’re cutting, bulking, or maintaining.

Built for the details that serious lifters care about.

Beyond workouts and macros, track the daily signals that shape your progress — from activity and weigh-ins to trends, targets, and recovery context.

  • Sync steps automatically

    Connect with Apple Health to pull in daily step counts, so your activity data stays up to date without manual entry.

  • Track weight trends

    Log weigh-ins and monitor trends over time, so you can see past daily fluctuations and focus on the direction that matters.

  • Set goals for every phase

    Create targets for cutting, bulking, maintaining, or recomping, then align your calories, macros, steps, and training around the plan.

  • Dial in your nutrition

    Set calorie, protein, carb, and fat targets that match your current goal, then track your intake against them each day.

  • See your lifts over time

    Review past performance for each exercise and track how your strength is progressing across sets, reps, and weight.

  • Spot what’s working

    Compare training, calories, steps, and bodyweight trends together so you can make smarter adjustments instead of guessing.

Start tracking like a serious lifter.

Log your workouts, macros, steps, and weight in one place — and start making decisions from the full picture.

Frequently asked questions

If you have anything else you want to ask, reach out to us.

  • What does the app track?

    The app tracks workouts, food/macros, steps, and bodyweight in one place, so you can see how your core progress markers move together.

  • Does it replace my workout log and calorie tracker?

    That’s the idea. Instead of separate apps for lifting, macros, steps, and weigh-ins, you can keep the numbers that drive progress in one place.

  • Who is this app built for?

    It’s built for serious lifters, bodybuilders, and anyone who trains with structure around progressive overload, macro targets, and body composition.

  • Does it sync with Apple Health?

    Yes. The app can sync step data from Apple Health so your daily activity is tracked automatically, without needing to enter it manually.

  • Can I use it for cutting or bulking?

    Yes. Set goals around your current phase, track nutrition and activity, and monitor bodyweight trends so you can adjust based on real progress.

  • Do I need to be a bodybuilder to use it?

    No. It’s designed with serious lifters in mind, but it works for anyone who wants a more complete view of their fitness progress.