Smart training for iPhone and Apple Watch
Acta Fit App
Effort you can build on.
Lifts, race stations and runs in one log. Your iPhone and Apple Watch share one live workout.
On the App Store in the United States and Canada.
Smart training for iPhone and Apple Watch
Effort you can build on.
Lifts, race stations and runs in one log. Your iPhone and Apple Watch share one live workout.
On the App Store in the United States and Canada.
Track any workout. Use your AI as your coach.
Live fit. Acta Fit.
Acta Fit keeps every set, split and station in a form any assistant can read. Open the one you already use, point it at your log, and build the next block together.
Yes, a little. Across your last six weeks in Acta Fit, Sunday pace drifts whenever Tuesday sled volume goes above 8 × 20 m:
Heart rate on those Sundays is the same, so it's leg fatigue, not fitness. For next week I'd move sleds to Wednesday, cap them at 6 × 20 m, and keep Sunday at 22 km. Want me to write that into your plan?
Yes. You log sets, rest, and edits from the Apple Watch.
Yes. During a workout they stay in live sync. Sets, rest, and edits pass between them.
If the link drops while the Watch workout is still running, the Watch keeps trying to rejoin on its own until the workout ends. The live workout can still pass between your iPhone and Apple Watch while it does. If another workout has the Watch, Acta Fit waits and does not start a replacement session.
No. Acta Fit has no built-in AI. You connect your own MCP-capable assistant.
Any MCP-capable assistant, for example Claude or ChatGPT where supported.
Yes. Lifts, race stations like sled push, wall balls, and ski machine, and runs are in one log.
No. Acta Fit is not affiliated with any race series.