Android & Linux
The Process Workout Tracker
The workout tracker that gets out of your way.
No ads. No tracking. Optional, anonymous sync.
Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
Designed around one idea: just show me what I haven't done in a while.
Workout Queue
Exercises sort automatically by urgency. The most overdue appears first — no planning, no spreadsheets, no decision fatigue.
Visual Urgency
A color strip shifts green → yellow → red the longer since you last trained. The state of your entire routine, at a glance.
Full Exercise Control
Add, rename, and describe exercises. Set custom yellow and red thresholds per exercise. Log workouts for any date and edit your history.
5-Second Undo
Logged the wrong exercise? A countdown button lets you reverse it instantly. No buried menus, no confirmation dialogs.
Optional Anonymous Sync
Sync between devices with a QR code scan. Completely free, no email, no name, just an anonymous ID. You choose if and when to use it.
Light, Dark & System Theme
Full dark mode support. Follows your system preference automatically, or set it manually. Looks good either way.
How it works
Three steps. No tutorial required.
Add your exercises
Name them, describe them, set urgency thresholds. Add as many or as few as you want.
Log your workouts
One tap to record a session. Log for today or any past date. Edit or delete any time.
Follow the queue
Open the app. The most overdue exercise is at the top in red. Work down the list. That's it.
The Process is exactly what I wanted a workout app to be: simple, private, and completely out of my way. No tracking, no ads. Just the process.
— Johan, creator
Privacy by design
Not a policy document. Just how the app actually works.
No account required
Install and use immediately. There's no sign-up flow because there's nothing to sign up for.
Local by default
Your workout data lives on your device. Nothing is sent to a server unless you choose to sync, and then only to an anonymous account.
No ads, ever
The app is free and open source. There's no business model built around showing you things you didn't ask for.
Sync is anonymous
Cross-device sync uses an anonymous account made of a random ID and a secret key. No email, no name, no profile.
Used sync and want out? Delete your account and every bit of synced data, any time. No questions asked.
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Free on Android and Linux.
Install from Google Play on any Android device. Free, no in-app purchases.
Open in Google PlayDownload the .deb package for Debian, Ubuntu, and compatible distros.
Built with Tauri (Rust + web). Windows and macOS builds are technically feasible — community contributions welcome.
Open source under the MIT License