A workout log that shows Apple Watch heart rate while you lift

Most strength apps either ignore the watch or turn the watch into a second logging screen. IronQ does one thing with it: it reads your heart rate from the Apple Watch and shows it on the phone next to the set you are doing and the rest timer that follows.

How it works

• Open IronQ on the watch, then start the workout on the phone.
• Your heart rate appears on the phone screen during the set.
• The rest timer counts down; you can watch your heart rate settle before the next set.
• Nothing to log on the watch itself.

IronQ runs on iPhone with a watchOS companion. It is in pre-launch; founding members get early access through TestFlight.

Questions

Do I need the Apple Watch to use IronQ?
No. The watch adds live heart rate; the log, history, and rest timer work on the phone alone.

Does the watch app log sets?
No. It only supplies heart rate. Logging stays on the phone.

IronQ is published by Decentralized Publishing LLC, California.