Open beta · Android

Sets, meals, fasts,
steps — one black screen.

FitTrac is a single Android app for logging workouts set-by-set, scanning food barcodes, timing fasts, and pulling your step count from Health Connect — without fifteen tabs open.

FitTrac home screen showing the steps ring and today's log
FitTrac active workout screen with live set tracking
What's inside

Everything lives in one log.

  1. 01

    Workouts

    Run a live session with a rest timer that starts itself, tag sets to failure or a drop set, group exercises into supersets, and get a finish summary you can post straight to the community.

  2. 02

    Food log

    Scan a barcode against Open Food Facts, pick a portion from quick-tap chips built off real serving sizes, and see your recently logged items first.

  3. 03

    Fasting

    A dedicated timer for your eating window — start it, watch it count down, break it when you're ready.

  4. 04

    Steps

    Pulled straight from Health Connect onto your home screen. No second step-counter app running in the background.

  5. 05

    Community

    Post a finished workout — photo or video optional — follow people, like, comment, and keep your profile public or private.

Screens

A quick look inside.

FitTrac home screen
HomeSteps, rings, today's log at a glance.
FitTrac active workout screen
Active WorkoutLive timer, set-by-set tracking, rest countdown.
FitTrac food log screen
Food LogBarcode scan, portion chips, recent items.
FitTrac fasting timer screen
FastingStart a window, watch it count down.
FitTrac community feed screen
CommunityFollow, like, comment, share a finished session.
Status

Still being built, in the open.

FitTrac is in active development. Screens change, features move, and — during beta — your data can reset while things get rebuilt underneath you. If something breaks, that's useful information: tell us.

Currently shipping: workouts · food log · fasting · steps · community.

Built on Jetpack Compose, Firebase, Health Connect, and Open Food Facts.

Get it

Android only, for now.

FitTrac is currently in closed beta while the rough edges get sanded down.