IRONPACK

A gamified workout app that stays a serious tracker

Most gamified fitness apps are games wearing a tracker costume: fun for a fortnight, useless for training. IronPack is built the other way round. The tracker is the foundation; the game is the reason you keep showing up to use it.

The tracker underneath

Strip the game away and IronPack still has to beat your notes app, or none of it matters:

Logging bench press sets mid-workout in IronPack Weekly muscle heatmap in IronPack

The game on top

Every system maps to real training output, never to a purchase:

A legendary card revealed from a pack in IronPack A card binder with owned cards and numbered mystery slots

The one rule that keeps the whole thing honest: every card is earned. Nothing in the game is for sale, so a full binder always means the training happened.

Who it suits

Lifters who like the idea of a game but refuse to give up a real log. Collectors who want their hobby to certify something. Training groups who want a shared scoreboard - see training with friends. If you want a pure minimalist logger with no personality, a plain tracker will suit you better, and we mean that sincerely.

Common questions

Is IronPack free?

Yes. Logging, records, heatmaps, packs, cards, friends, boards and leagues are free forever. A Pro subscription (US$3.99 a month or US$29.99 a year, 14-day trial on annual) adds advanced trend analytics and unlimited custom routines. Cards and packs are never sold.

Does the game get in the way mid-workout?

No. Between sets IronPack is a logger with a rest timer. The game settles up when you finish the session: points, packs and records land at the summary, not between sets.

Can I buy packs or cards?

No, and that is permanent. The full rule is published at every card is earned.

What platforms?

iPhone. Currently on the New Zealand App Store, wider rollout to follow.

Training is the game

Log your next session. Rip your first pack the same day.

Get IronPack free on the App Store
Free download, iPhone. Currently on the New Zealand App Store, wider rollout to follow.

Go deeper: the full game loop, step by step · exactly what a workout earns.

Last reviewed July 2026 against IronPack 1.1.