About
Built for the hour you are actually in the gym.
Most training apps are built for the twenty-three hours you are not training: the browsing, the sharing, the streak you have to protect. QuietGains is excellent for the sixty minutes that matter and quiet the rest of the time.
01 — How it started
It began as a notes file.
Everything took too long
Logging a set meant three taps and a scroll. Multiply that by twenty sets and the app is costing you minutes of rest time you did not choose to spend.
Would a notes file beat it?
For a year, it did. Any screen we designed had to be faster than typing "bench 82.5 x 5" with a thumb. That became the bar for the whole product.
Two taps and a timer
Weight, reps, done, and the rest clock starts itself. Everything else in the app exists to keep that one interaction fast.
02 — What we hold it to
Four rules, and we apply them.
- 01
The session comes first
If a feature makes the in-gym experience slower or busier, it does not ship, however good it looks on a marketing page.
- 02
Show the arithmetic
Calorie targets, estimated 1RM, suggested loads: you can see where every number came from and override any of them.
- 03
Silence is a feature
The app speaks on a stall, a record, or a slipped week. It does not congratulate you for doing what you already said you would do.
- 04
Your log is yours
Full export whenever you want it. Cancelling Premium never deletes a session, and there is no dark pattern between you and the unsubscribe button.
03 — How we decide
The backlog is public.
We do not run a private roadmap and then announce things. Requests come from inside the app, everyone votes on the same board, and we build from the top down. If your request ships, you get a notification. That is the whole loop.
- iOS 16+ · Android 10+
- Subscription only
- Neither, ever
- Apple or Google sign-in
- The public roadmap
Contact
One address. A person reads it.
Bugs, feature ideas, disagreements about programming. There is no support portal and no ticket number.
hello@quietgains.app