01 · Setup1 tap
What's your goal?
Build muscleLose fatStay active
Pick a goal and you're in. No twelve-screen onboarding.
SOONThe all-in-one gym tracker.Two taps.
Two taps.
That's the whole app.
Workouts, sets, protein, weight, streaks. TwoTap keeps your whole gym routine in one app, and logging any of it takes a tap. Join the list and you'll hear the day it ships.
One email when TwoTap launches. No spam, Pip promises.
A glimpse of the app
Work in progress. Pixels may move.02 · Train1 tap
Push dayBench press · beat 67.5 kg
Start workoutToday's session is ready. Tap start, lift, tap "done set".
03 · Log1 tap
Lunch+38 g protein
streak
Ate it? Tick it. Protein and streak update themselves.
Yes, and also no. It's freemium. The core app is free, and there will be three plans for people who want more. I'll talk about pricing closer to launch.
This month or next month. Not later than that. Join the list and you'll get the email the day it's out.
Because it's cheap. Google charges $25 once and I can publish apps for life. Apple wants $99 every year. So here's the deal: once TwoTap makes its first $100, that money goes straight into getting it on the App Store.
Yes. You'll know the day iOS happens. And if you want it there faster, I'll add a way to chip in, so the App Store fee gets covered sooner.
Workouts and sets, meals and protein, weight, streaks, and more. The idea is simple: if you go to the gym, you shouldn't need another app next to this one.
Yes, you sign up in the app. That's what syncs your data, so a new phone doesn't mean starting from zero.
Health Connect, yes. Google Fit and wearables are planned. If enough of you use it (and pay for it), they're next.