Pick how many times a week you want to move.
Anything from 1 to 7. A missed day doesn't reset anything, so a missed Tuesday doesn't undo your week.
3 times a week

Fivebar · A weekly training app for iPhone · By Werk Studios · In beta, free on TestFlight


Today in Fivebar: one of three this week, with Move now offering a 10 or 20 minute workout.





Fivebar is for busy dads and moms, workaholics and ex-athletes whose weeks never look the same. You pick how many times a week you want to move, and any days count.
In beta. Free on TestFlight, Apple's app for testing.



Anything from 1 to 7. A missed day doesn't reset anything, so a missed Tuesday doesn't undo your week.
3 times a week

It uses the kit you have and shows you how each move is done. Before you start you see every move, and you can swap any of them.

You never write a workout down. A workout from an Apple Watch or a Garmin marks the day and ticks off its plan.

In beta. Free on TestFlight, Apple's app for testing.
Your run of weeks stays safe while you get better. Fivebar doesn't judge you for a break.

AI writes out the moves and the rounds, so you can start it straight away. Only the text your phone read goes out, never the image.

You screenshot a workout from a reel.

AI writes out the moves and the rounds. You check them, then save.

Every move comes with its animation.
They get the whole workout in a link, and they don't need an account. It opens in Fivebar, or on the web without it.

Send your friend Monday's workout, and you both begin with the same one.
Everyone gets the same session, even when you can't all make the same day.
Put the link with your post, and your followers get the workout without pausing a reel to copy it down.
Send each person the session you wrote for them.
Fivebar keeps your week on track without you logging every set.
Plan the week, and drag a session to another day when life moves it.
Screenshot a workout from a reel or your notes, and Fivebar turns it into one you can run move by move.
A workout from an Apple Watch or a Garmin marks the day and ticks off its plan. Open it to see what Health recorded, from heart rate to pace and laps.
Every badge opens with a true fact about its animal, because exercising should be fun.
Fivebar is free while it is in beta, everything in it. It has no ads, and you don't need an account.
No. One tap marks the day, in the app, from a widget, with Siri or from Control Center. If you do wear a watch that saves to Apple Health, it marks the day for you.
Nothing. The week is what counts, so it stays open until it ends. If a whole week goes wrong, you can pause it.
Your training history stays on your iPhone and in its iCloud Backup, and you can export it as a file. Apple Health data never leaves the phone.
Not yet. Fivebar is iPhone only for now.
Now, as a beta on TestFlight, Apple's app for testing. Try Fivebar asks you two questions and then gives you the invite. The App Store comes next.
In beta. Free on TestFlight, Apple's app for testing.