Your Complete Fitness & Nutrition Tracker
Track workouts, nutrition, calories, macros, hydration, fasting, body weight, progress, and Google Health Connect in one powerful application.
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Every screen below is a real screenshot of the current Android build, shown exactly as captured.
Training plans
An eight-week HYROX programme at beginner, intermediate or advanced level — and a live stopwatch that runs the real eight-run, eight-station race format.
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How it works
Weight and reps carry over from last session, so you are confirming a number rather than remembering one. The rest timer starts itself, and a personal record is flagged the moment you beat it.
Everything it tracks
Training, nutrition, body composition and the platform features that hold them together. No feature here is a placeholder — each one ships in the current release.
Why IGNYT
Nothing on this list is a feeling. Each one describes something the application does, in terms specific enough to be wrong.
Training, food, macros, micronutrients, fasting, hydration, supplements, weight, measurements and progress — logged in one place, against one set of targets. Most people run four apps that each know a quarter of the picture and none of which can do the arithmetic across it.
Twelve weeks of training volume, a smoothed 90-day weight trend, protein per kilogram of bodyweight, adherence scored against your actual plan.
17 data types read through Android's own layer, each permission granted separately, exchanged on-device. Deny one and the rest still sync.
Food search reads a database on the device, not an API. That is why it returns instantly in a basement gym, and why it never shows a spinner between sets.
Cloud backup is opt-in and off by default. Nothing is sold, nothing is shared with data brokers, and nothing trains a model. Export to JSON or CSV whenever you like.
Streaks, records and twelve-week blocks — the units fitness actually happens in. Built to still be useful in a year, not to be impressive in a week.
By the numbers
Install counts and uptime percentages are easy to print and impossible to verify. These are properties of the application itself — open it and count them.
Foods, fully offline
Bundled database — searchable in aeroplane mode
Health Connect data types
Each permission granted separately, on-device
Tracking modules
Training, nutrition, body and platform features
Core features work offline
Logging, search, timers and charts need no connection
Price
Free
Your data is sold to
Nobody
Screens
19
Requires
Android 8.0+
Version
1.0.40
Built for
IGNYT is not trying to be everybody's fitness app. It is built around six specific situations, and it is unusually good in each of them.
You need last week's numbers while the bar is still loaded, not after you have dug through a spreadsheet.
Weight and reps carry over from your last session, the rest timer starts itself, and a personal record is flagged the moment you beat it.
Scale weight moves three ways in a week and you cannot tell whether the deficit is working or you just had a salty dinner.
A smoothed 90-day trend line separates signal from noise, with body fat and lean mass tracked next to it.
You are running 16:8 across a shifting schedule and counting the hours in your head.
A live countdown with your current stage, plus a history of every completed fast and the streak behind it.
Your watch has the steps, your scale has the weight, and your training log has neither.
IGNYT reads 17 Health Connect data types straight from Android, so the numbers arrive without a second account.
The gym is in a basement and your tracking app spins on a loading screen between sets.
Logging, food search, timers and charts all run on-device. Aeroplane mode changes nothing.
Health data is the most personal thing you own, and most apps treat it as inventory.
Cloud backup is opt-in and off by default, export to JSON or CSV is one tap, and your information is never sold.
One free Android application for workouts, nutrition, calories, macros, hydration, fasting, body weight, progress and Google Health Connect. No account required to start, and nothing to pay.
Pending Google Play release
