Fi7Note for Android

Write workouts like notes. Turn them into records you can use later.

Fi7Note is built for fast logging during training. Write the workout naturally, let the app process it on-device, review the result right away, and save a private local-first record you can come back to later for history, PRs, progress, and muscle-related views.

Fast now. Useful later.

Get Fi7Note on Google Play See how it works

2-week Google Play trial for eligible subscription offers. Google Play reminds you before the first charge.

Pricing and trial

Start with a 14-day free trial where offered for the relevant subscription in Google Play. Unless cancelled before the trial ends, the selected subscription automatically converts into a paid Google Play subscription.

Monthly: EUR 4.99 reference base price
Yearly: EUR 49.99 reference base price
Lifetime Access: EUR 199.99 one-time reference base price

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Local prices may vary by country, currency conversion, tax treatment, local pricing rules, rounding, and Google Play pricing mechanisms.

Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled in Google Play.

Deleting the app does not by itself cancel an active subscription.

Local-first workout logging with on-device processing. Paid access, billing, renewals, cancellations, and purchase handling are managed through Google Play. See Terms of Use and App Privacy Policy for details.

From notes to progress

Five linked steps. One product flow.

The page follows the product in the order people actually use it: free-text notes, Highlights, review, history, then progress.

FREE-TEXT NOTES

Write the workout as free-text notes in one clean writing view.

Fi7Note opens on a dark writing view built to keep typing as clear as possible. As the note grows, the screen scrolls cleanly with the workout so longer entries stay readable instead of turning into a cramped logging flow.

If that writing view still does not feel calm enough, Zen mode strips the screen back further and focuses fully on writing the notes. Exercises, reps, weight, time, and short remarks all live in the same place, and no templates or custom patterns have to be set up before the first workout.

Write your notes naturally without restrictions
Keep longer workouts readable while the writing view scrolls with you
Switch to Zen mode when you want an even quieter writing view

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights visualize structure detected in notes, including exercise names, reps, weight, units, time, speed, pace, and notes.

The same workout note stays on screen while Fi7Note starts highlighting the pieces it recognizes inside each line. Exercise names, time, speed, weight, reps, notes, and other detected parts remain anchored to the original text instead of disappearing into a separate form.

Below that, the Detected section goes further with cards for Treadmill, Bench press bb, Butterfly, and Skullcrusher. Those cards organize fields such as reps, weight, unit, time, speed, notes, and involved muscles. Cardio values can be derived from the values you did enter, and units are recognized from notes and converted into the preferred profile unit if they differ from your settings, so a workout written in lbs can still feed progress in kg. If an exercise name looks uncertain, a ? next to it opens suggestions and the chosen option rewrites the note accordingly.

See recognized workout details directly inside the original notes
Catch uncertain names or values before the workout is saved
Use Detected cards for deeper fields such as units, cardio values, and involved muscles

REVIEW AND EDIT

Review the highlights, correct what matters, and save a workout record grounded in the original notes.

Review and Edit keeps the original notes visible with the current highlights laid directly over the same lines they came from. Users can tap a highlight and change what Fi7Note thinks it is, for example from a note to an exercise, instead of having to rewrite the workout from scratch.

Untagged text can be selected and turned into a new highlight, existing highlights can be deleted, and the selected range can be extended, shortened, or shifted with a slider when detection is close but not perfect. Detected muscles are shown here as well and can be adjusted before saving. Fi7Note starts timing the workout from the first edit in the note and ends it at save, but the review screen also lets the user set workout start and end manually when needed.

Correct recognition directly in the notes instead of re-entering the whole workout
Add, remove, resize, or shift highlights when the detected range is close but not quite right
Adjust muscles and workout timing before saving, then reopen and reuse the workout later

SEARCHABLE HISTORY

Saved workouts stay easy to search, filter, reopen, merge, compare, and repeat.

History starts with compact workout cards that keep dates, time ranges, summary stats, muscle-group chips, and condensed exercise lines easy to scan. Search, filters, list and calendar views, and mini trends help you narrow in on the right workout quickly.

If a workout was saved too early, you can keep logging in a new note and merge the split workouts later in History. The same selection flow also lets you compare workouts directly, and tapping a muscle chip in History can open the matching muscle detail view in Progress.

Find previous workouts quickly with search, filters, and trends
Merge split workouts or compare two workouts directly from History
Reuse older workouts as templates and jump from History into matching muscle detail views in Progress

PROGRESS AND PRS

Progress turns saved workouts into PRs, volume trends, cardio totals, muscle frequency, muscle distribution, and muscle-specific detail across different time ranges.

Progress opens with time-range filters across the top, a volume chart beside a goal ring, and a stack of summary cards underneath. As the view moves down, it surfaces standout muscle progress, cardio totals, workout duration, and other useful aggregates built from saved workouts across different time ranges.

Further down, the view reveals Personal Records cards, bar charts for volume and workout duration, a cardio chart, muscle frequency, a muscle focus radar, and a distribution donut by muscle group. The view then enters the Muscles & exercises section, opens Chest, and shows a dedicated panel with a Last 28 days summary, a Bench Press chart, a visible chart tooltip, and a scrolling workout timeline. From cardio detail and muscle detail, Fi7Note can jump directly to the underlying saved workout in History.

See PRs, cardio totals, muscle frequency, and muscle distribution across different time ranges
Move from high-level trends into muscle and exercise detail
Jump from detail timelines back to the underlying workout in History

Why Fi7Note

Fast notes during training. Workouts you can learn from later.

Fi7Note keeps logging fast during training, then turns the same workout into something you can review, compare, and learn from later.

Workout tracker

Track lifting, cardio, and mixed training in the same app.

Fi7Note is broad enough for gym days, runs, and mixed workouts, but still note-first instead of tap-heavy. The point is not to force every kind of training into a different logging flow.

Keep one fast logging flow across strength work, cardio, and hybrid training
Come back later for history, PRs, pace, muscle trends, and volume across different time ranges

Free-text workout tracker

Write workouts like notes, not like forms.

Fi7Note starts with the way people already log: shorthand, mixed notation, quick corrections, and rough wording in the middle of training. The app is built to meet that reality without asking for templates or custom patterns first.

Log naturally without restrictions, templates, or pattern setup before first use
Use Highlights to see recognized structure in the original notes, then review deeper detected details before saving

Gym log app

Come back to saved workouts when they actually matter.

Fi7Note is fast in the moment, but it is also built for the later questions: last weight, comparison, merge, progress, exercise detail, and the full record behind a workout.

Reopen, edit, reuse, merge, and compare saved workouts later
Jump between History and Progress without losing the workout behind the data

Examples

Natural examples, not a required syntax.

Fi7Note does not ask for one exact format. These are just a few realistic ways workout notes can look.

Strength shorthand

Bench press bb 75kg
8/9/6/6

A compact lifting note can stay compact. You do not have to expand every set into a rigid form before Fi7Note can work with it.

Cardio without every field

Jogging 30min 5km

You do not need to enter every cardio metric manually. Fi7Note can derive pace and speed from the values you did log.

Units that differ from profile settings

Bench press bb 185lbs
8/6/5

Units are recognized from the note and can be converted into your preferred profile unit so progress stays consistent.

Set-by-set load changes

Skullcrusher 9x25kg, 7x20kg

Set-specific changes can stay in the note the way people actually write them instead of being normalized first.

Positioning

On-device. Local-first. Multilingual. Built for actual training pace.

Fi7Note is grounded in practical constraints: multi-model parsing on the phone, private local-first records, no pattern setup before first use, and a workflow that still works when training happens offline.

Multi-model on-device parsing

Fi7Note uses multiple on-device models together for exercise recognition, structured span detection, and muscle enrichment. The point is not hype; it is more dependable recognition from real workout notes without shipping every decision off the phone.

No setup before the first workout

Fi7Note is built to work from natural input without asking people to create templates, train patterns, or predefine how they log. If the note is realistic, the app is built to make sense of it.

Private local-first records

Training data stays private on the device as part of a local-first workflow. Once the app has what it needs, workouts can be tracked offline from anywhere, exported when needed, and moved to a new device without relying on later sync.

Languages and units that travel with you

Fi7Note supports English, German, Spanish, French, and Italian in both the UI and recognition. Language can be chosen in the profile or picked up automatically, and units are recognized from notes and converted into the preferred profile unit if they differ from your settings so progress stays consistent.

Fi7Note

Write naturally. Review quickly. Learn from it later.

Fi7Note is built for the part most trackers mishandle: fast logging during the workout, then a workout record you can review, compare, and learn from later in history, PRs, and progress.

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FAQ

Questions people ask before installing Fi7Note — and a few practical ones that matter once they start using it.

Before you install

Can I just type my workouts normally?

Yes. Fi7Note is built for natural workout notes, not rigid forms. You can type compact lifting notes, cardio entries, mixed workout text, and realistic shorthand, then review what the app understood before saving.

What happens after I type a workout?

Fi7Note highlights the structure it detected in your note and shows deeper detected details below. You can review the result, fix mistakes, add missing parts, adjust details where needed, and then save the workout.

Do I need templates or custom patterns before first use?

No. Fi7Note is built to work from natural workout notes without asking you to create templates, custom patterns, or a setup process before your first workout.

Do I have to learn one exact Fi7Note format?

No. Fi7Note is built for realistic variation. Notes like "Bench press bb 75kg 8/9/6/6", "Jogging 30min 5km", or "Skullcrusher 9x25kg, 7x20kg" can all work without forcing one official syntax first.

Does Fi7Note only work for lifting workouts?

No. Fi7Note supports lifting, cardio, and mixed training, so the same note-first flow can cover gym sessions, runs, and hybrid workouts.

Can I log strength and cardio in the same note?

Yes. Fi7Note is designed for mixed workout notes, so strength work, cardio values, and short remarks can live in the same entry.

Do I need to enter every cardio value myself?

No. Fi7Note can derive missing cardio values from the values you did enter. For example, if you log time and distance, it can calculate pace and speed from that.

Does Fi7Note work offline and keep data private?

Yes. Fi7Note is local-first, keeps workout data on the device, and stays usable offline once the required assets are available.

Can I move my workouts to a new device?

Yes. Workouts can be exported when needed and moved to a new device, so you are not relying on later cloud sync.

What languages and units does Fi7Note support?

Fi7Note supports English, German, Spanish, French, and Italian in both the UI and recognition. Units are recognized from your notes and can be converted into your preferred profile unit if they differ from your settings.

Is Fi7Note free to use?

Fi7Note may be offered through Google Play with a 14-day trial for eligible subscriptions. Depending on the offer shown in Google Play, Fi7Note may be available as a monthly subscription, a yearly subscription, or a one-time Lifetime Access purchase. Google Play handles billing, renewals, cancellations, and purchase management.

While using Fi7Note

Can I fix mistakes before saving?

Yes. You can tap highlights to correct what Fi7Note recognized, add missing highlights, remove wrong ones, and adjust a selected range when detection is close but not perfect.

Why is there a "?" next to my exercise name?

That means Fi7Note is not fully confident about the exercise name yet. The ? opens suggestions for likely exercise names, and choosing one updates the note accordingly.

Can saved workouts be edited or reused later?

Yes. You can reopen saved workouts, edit them, and reuse them later. History and Progress stay linked, so you can move between the saved workout and the related views built from it.

What if I saved a workout too early?

Just keep logging in a new note. Later, in History, Fi7Note lets you merge split workouts so an early save does not break the overall record.

Can I compare workouts in History?

Yes. History lets you select two saved workouts and compare them directly.

Where do saved workouts show up later?

Saved workouts stay available in History, and the data from them also feeds Progress, PRs, cardio totals, volume trends, muscle views, and exercise detail across different time ranges.