A gym tracker with no account

Most workout apps ask for an email and a password before you can log a single set. MyoFibre doesn’t. Open it and start your workout.

What “no account” means

• No sign-up, no sign-in. There’s no email, password or profile to make.
• Your training stays on your phone. Sessions, routines, weigh-ins and photos are stored on your iPhone, not on our servers. We don’t have servers holding anyone’s training.
• It works offline. No signal in a basement gym doesn’t matter, because nothing needs the internet to log a set.
• No ads, no analytics, no tracking. MyoFibre’s App Store privacy label lists only purchase history, which isn’t linked to you.

What if I lose or change my phone?

MyoFibre is included in your iPhone’s own iCloud or computer backup, so restoring a new iPhone from a backup brings your training with it. You can also save a complete backup file whenever you like: open More, then Backup and restore, and keep the file in iCloud Drive, Files or an email to yourself. Restoring a file only adds what’s missing and never deletes anything.

The trade-off

With no account there’s no automatic sync between devices, and no web dashboard. If you want your training on an iPhone and an iPad at the same time, an account-based app may suit you better. For most people who log on one phone, no account simply means less to manage and nothing to leak.

What you get for free

• Fast logging: weights fill in from last time, with a rest timer, warm-up, drop and failure sets, and supersets
• Full Body, Upper and Lower, and 3-day Push Pull Legs programmes
• Up to 3 routines of your own, or paste one in from ChatGPT or Claude
• Charts and personal bests (the last three months), a weekly report, streaks and awards
• Weigh-ins, measurements and progress photos, blurred until tapped

Pro is optional and adds deeper analysis such as the 3D muscle map, from £24.99 a year.