Your strength log can connect to the rest of your health record.

IronLedger keeps the workout as the source record, then connects supported summaries and inputs to platform health services when you choose.

IronLedger profile and integration settings

Which services does IronLedger connect with?

IronLedger includes integration paths for Apple Health, Health Connect, Strava, and Oura. Exact availability varies by platform and release stage. Each connection is permission-based and can be managed from the app.

Share only what the workflow needs.

01

Apple Health

On supported iPhones, save completed strength workouts and energy to Apple Health and read body weight for calorie estimation.

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02

Health Connect

On supported Android devices, use the platform health connection as IronLedger moves through closed testing.

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03

Strava

Connect supported activity workflows when available for your account and platform.

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04

Oura

Connect supported recovery data workflows when available for your account and platform.

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Health connections are opt-in.

IronLedger asks for supported platform permissions and uses the data for the connection you enable. You can review permissions through your device settings and the relevant health app.

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Questions about health connections.

01

Does IronLedger sync with Apple Health?

Yes, on supported iOS devices. You can choose permissions and save supported completed workouts to Apple Health.

02

How are workout calories estimated?

IronLedger uses a resistance-training MET estimate with workout duration and body weight. Body weight can come from Apple Health, a cached value, or a default when unavailable.

03

Can IronLedger delete an Apple Health workout?

No. The current HealthKit library does not provide workout deletion, so removal must be completed in the Apple Health app.

04

Does Android use Health Connect?

IronLedger includes a Health Connect integration path for supported Android devices. Availability can vary during closed testing.

05

Are all integrations available on every device?

No. Integration support depends on the operating system, device capabilities, permissions, release stage, and account configuration.

Start on iPhone. Help test Android.

IronLedger is free to start on iOS. Android lifters can join the closed test in two steps with the same Google account.

iPhone and iPad

Available now from the Apple App Store.

Download on the App Store

Android closed testing

Complete both steps with the Google account you use for Google Play.

Get it on Google PlayClosed test · Join group first
  1. 01Join the tester Google Group
  2. 02Become a tester on Google Play

Play access can take about five minutes. Please stay opted in for at least 14 days.