Workout tracker, injury-smart

Log every set. Train around what hurts.

Kingtide is the workout tracker for people whose bodies hurt. It logs every set like any tracker, and when you tell it what's sore it rebuilds the session around it, so you keep training instead of stopping.

Fourteen workouts free. No account, no sign-up, no email address.
Kingtide's workout screen mid-session: dumbbell row, four sets of six at 40 pounds, two sets ticked off, with warm-up, lifts, wind-down and rehab marked along the top.
  1. Bring your routine, or let it build one. Photograph it, or drop in a Strong or Hevy export. No routine yet? It builds a week from your goals and your equipment.
  2. Tell it what hurts. Or photograph the sheet your physio gave you. Today's session is rebuilt around it: it swaps what aggravates, keeps the rest.
  3. Log every set. What you actually lifted, not what was planned. Next week moves with it.

Log it once

Tell it what hurts. Every session adapts.

Mark the area on a body map and say how it feels. Kingtide swaps the movements that aggravate it for ones that don't, and leaves the rest of your session alone.

Mark it good again when it settles, and the plan walks you back.

The What you train around screen: lower back, right quad and chest listed, each with how many lifts were swapped out and whether rehab is linked.

Your body

What you trained. Where it hurts.

One map of your body. What you've trained lately shows warm, and every area you're training around carries a dot. Tap one to adjust it, or mark it good once it feels better.

The Your body screen: front and back body outlines shaded by how recently each muscle was trained, with a dot on the left knee, which is being trained around.

See why

It pulled one lift. It tells you why.

Before you start, check in: what's sore, how much energy you've got, how long you have. Today's session reshapes to fit, and every change comes with its reason.

Accept it, keep the lift, or swap it for something else. Every suggested change is yours to take, change or keep.

The Today, adapted screen: overhead press pulled for the shoulder because the rest of the day already covers that work, with Accept, Keep it and Swap instead buttons.

Bring your routine

Photo or CSV. It's in your week.

Screenshots from Strong or Hevy, a CSV export, a whiteboard, a photo of paper. Kingtide reads it on your phone, keeps your days, sets, reps and weights, and shows you what it read so you can fix anything before it becomes your week.

Your leg day stays a leg day.

The Here's what we read screen: a three-day routine read from an export, day one legs with barbell squat, Romanian deadlift and Bulgarian split squat, each with sets, reps and weight.

Your rehab plan, folded in

The sheet from your physio, in your week.

Photograph the exercise sheet you were given, by a physio, a PT, a chiro or your doctor. Those exercises are built into your week, so you follow that guidance without dropping your training.

Nothing is uploaded to do it.

The Rehab program screen: posterior step down, bridge hamstring bias and seated ankle inversion band, each three times a week, woven into every training day.

Back to full

Protect, reintroduce, then full load.

The area you flagged stays protected while it needs it. Then lighter work comes back, tracked set by set, and then your normal load.

So a tweak doesn't quietly turn into your new ceiling.

The left shoulder screen, easing back stage one of four: weeks one and two protect, weeks three and four reintroduce, week five full plan, with the lifts kept out and where the load went instead.

And the rest of it

A tracker that pays attention.

Still-sore muscle holds the weight and adds a rep. Recovered muscle goes up. Every number on the progress screen is read back off sessions you really did, so an empty week looks empty.

Rough day?

Short on time, or slept badly? Say so at check-in and today's session reshapes to fit.

Training for a sport

Say which, and the week leads with what it asks for.

Your week, your order

Drag your days into the order you train them. Tap a day to change its exercises, weights and time.

Your injuries stay on this phone

The body map, your pain notes and your routine live on your device, not on a server. Read the privacy policy.

“I’ve downloaded many workout apps, but none like this one. The videos and rehab options are useful, but what stands out … is the no-judgment approach. It encourages you to keep moving even if that means doing less or skipping certain things all together.”

★★★★★ NotEasilyImpressed.1, App Store review, 31 Aug 2026

Questions

Before you install.

What happens after the 14 free workouts?

Your plan and your logged history stay yours. You can still open your plan, look back through your history, export it and log injuries. Starting new sessions needs Kingtide Pro, monthly or yearly, which removes the limit.

Do I need an account?

No. No account, no sign-up, no email address.

What if I lose my phone?

Everything lives on your phone, not on a server, so there's no account to sign back into. Kingtide doesn't opt out of your phone's own iCloud or Google backup. You can also export your history as a CSV from Progress, workouts already saved to Apple Health or Health Connect stay there, and Pro comes back with Restore on the same store account.

Does it work with Apple Watch?

Yes, alongside your iPhone. Tap Start on your iPhone and Kingtide starts the workout on your Apple Watch for you, showing time, heart rate and active calories, and saving the workout to Apple Health. You log sets on the phone, and Apple Health needs to be connected in Kingtide. There's no Wear OS app.

Can I import my Strong or Hevy routine?

Yes. Screenshots from Strong or Hevy, a CSV export, a whiteboard or a photo of paper. Kingtide reads it on your phone, keeps your days, sets, reps and weights, and shows you what it read so you can fix anything before it becomes your week.

Is this medical advice?

No. Kingtide is not medical advice and is not a substitute for a doctor or a physical therapist. If something is genuinely injured, go and see one.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Pro is an auto-renewing subscription through the App Store or Google Play. Turn it off in your store's subscription settings and it stops at the end of the period you've paid for. Everything you logged is kept.

Free to start

Fourteen full workouts, free.

Your plan and your logged history stay yours either way. Kingtide Pro removes the session limit and keeps the plan adapting for as long as you train.

Kingtide Pro is $9.99 a month or $59.99 a year in the US. Yearly saves 50%. Your store shows your local price.

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