Out now for iPhone & Apple Watch

ØKT

Ready for the next session

A premium workout logger built for serious training. Smart timers, honest progress, and zero noise between you and the bar.

150+
Base exercises
36
Achievements
5
Training splits
0
Subscriptions

Built for the session

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

ØKT is designed around one idea: logging your workout should take zero mental energy.

Automatic rest timers
Log a set and the rest timer fires instantly. Countdown, colour shift, haptic buzz — back to work without thinking.
Previous data on the card
See “Last: 75 kg × 8 · 3 sets” directly on the exercise card. No tapping into history — progressive overload is frictionless.
Core timer mode
Configure work and rest intervals once. The timer counts down your work, rests automatically, and queues the next set.
Calendar planning
Plan workouts ahead with exercises, sets, and notes. On the day, one tap converts your plan into a live session.
Progress charts
Strength volume, cardio distance, and body measurements tracked over time. Weekly goals with streak history.
Full exercise library
150+ exercises across press, pull, leg, core, and cardio. Filter by movement, muscle group, or equipment.

Live session

The session screen does one thing.

A circular timer, your current weight and reps, and the Log Set button. Everything else stays out of the way until you need it.

Press
Pull
Leg
Core
Cardio
06.06 — Core day
06.06.2026 · 00:20:45 | 1 exercise
Crunch
5
03.06 — Core day
03.06.2026 · 00:19:20 | 3 exercises
Plank · Sit-Up · Crunch
5
01.06 — Press day
01.06.2026 · 00:18:13 | 3 exercises
Bench Press · OHP · Dips
7
28.05 — Pull day
28.05.2026 · 00:44:10 | 4 exercises
Pull-Up · Row · Curl · Face Pull
8

Training history

Every session saved.
Instantly scannable.

Colour-coded by split, exercise names inline, and intensity at a glance. Search, filter, and sort your full history.

Apple Watch

Your heart rate, right next to the rest timer.

The watch reads live heart rate and active energy from HealthKit while you train. Completed sessions are written back to the Health app — and never to a server.

  • Live heart rate during the session
  • Active energy from HealthKit
  • Sessions written back to Health

Trophy case

36 real achievements.
Earned through training.

From logging your first session to lifting the weight of a bus in a single week — every milestone is computed from your real data.

First Rep
First steps
🔥
First Sweat
First steps
On a Roll
Consistency
🚗
Car
Vehicles
🚌
Bus
Vehicles
✈️
Plane
Vehicles
🚂
Train
Vehicles
Iron Habit
Consistency
🌙
Night Owl
Session

Privacy by architecture

No account. No server.
No tracking.

Your workout data is written to your device and nowhere else. There is no login, no analytics SDK, and nothing for anyone to sell — because it never leaves the phone in the first place.

Read the full privacy policy
  • Stored locally on your device only
  • No account or login required
  • No analytics or tracking SDKs
  • Deleting the app deletes everything

Questions

Everything people ask.

Nothing. ØKT is free — no subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads.

Exclusively on your own device, in the operating system's local storage. It is never uploaded to a server belonging to ØKT.

No. There is no sign-up and no login — open the app and start logging.

Yes. On iOS, ØKT reads heart rate and active energy from HealthKit during a session and writes completed workouts back to the Health app. You can revoke that access at any time in Health → Sharing → Apps.

Because the data lives on your device, it follows your device backup. iCloud and Google backups are handled by Apple and Google under their own policies — ØKT has no access to them.

Yes. ØKT is out now on the App Store for iPhone and Apple Watch — free, and with no account. An Android version is planned for later; leave your email below and you'll hear the day it lands.

Ready for the next session?

Free. No subscription. Your data stays on your device.

Available now

Android — coming later

Want to know when Android lands?

One email when Android ships. Nothing else, ever.