Strength training without spreadsheet clutter
Track sets, reps, notes, PRs, supersets, completed sessions, and repeatable workout history in a flow made for real gym training.
For athletes
Fitness tracking that fits the way you train.
Lift, run, scan your meals, and stay on track — however you like to move. TandemFit keeps your workouts, cardio, and nutrition in one place, whether you're just getting started or chasing your next PR. Wherever you train, train in tandem.
Log strength workouts, supersets, PRs, and notes with gym-aware context.
Track food, macros, hydration, body weight, and progress photos together.
Map cardio and connect running, walking, hikes, and daily activity to the rest of training.
Use Apple Health, HealthKit, and Health Connect data so workouts, steps, hydration, and body measurements do not get stranded.
Share wins with the community without losing the details behind the work.
Why TandemFit fits this workflow
Hybrid athlete cardio
Keep running, walking, hiking, GPS activity, health imports, and route context connected to lifting and nutrition so your training week has one story.
Food tracking and meal scanning
Log meals, scan food, track macros, and keep hydration visible next to workouts and progress.
Health sync and imports
Bring in Apple Health and Health Connect signals like workouts, steps, hydration, body measurements, distance, active calories, and heart-rate context.
Community accountability
Post PRs, streaks, routes, weekly recaps, and progress updates for the people who train with you.
Frequently asked questions
Is TandemFit good for hybrid athletes?
Yes. TandemFit is designed around athletes who combine strength training, cardio, food tracking, hydration, HealthKit, Health Connect, data imports, and community accountability.
Can I track workouts without a coach?
Yes. TandemFit works for independent athletes and training partners, while also supporting coaching when you want more structure.
Does TandemFit track gym equipment?
TandemFit is gym-aware, so equipment and gym context can be part of the training history instead of being lost outside the workout log.