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Recommendations for a weightlifting tracking app for iOS that will record the exercises, reps, and weights, and maybe even recommend when to increase weight?

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  • Strong is fantastic, especially its Watch integration.

    Hevy is often touted as being better, but I don’t like it. It has a strong social media hook and I don’t want that from a fitness app. I also never tried it on Watch, if it even supports it.

    • What’s a thing you miss that you’re 90% sure was objectively awful?

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  • Heh. I read the title of this post backwards. You and I are saying the same thing!

    • What’s a thing you miss that you’re 90% sure was objectively awful?

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  • GenX, here. You are so very, very wrong. Phones and internet have made anxiety disorders endemic. We’re constantly bombarded with information, alerts, opinions, information and misinformation…

    Young people have never experienced what it’s like to have privacy. To leave the house and be totally unreachable. To get answering machine messages that you had no obligation to immediately respond to.

    I’m in big tech and helped develop all this shit. We made it addictive on purpose. I’d love to go back to how things were in the 90s, and I’m not waxing nostalgic. Things were objectively better before all this crap.