Lumafit is a beautifully simple fitness tracker. Log walks, runs, rides, lifts and more by hand, watch your active minutes close the ring, and keep it all on your phone — no account, no cloud.
No cluttered dashboards or endless menus. Lumafit is built around four clear tabs — each one does one thing well.
Your day at a glance.
Your full training history.
Your trends over time.
Settings and your data.
Pick the activity, add duration and distance, drop a note. Lumafit estimates calories automatically for each type, so you don’t have to do the math.
Set a daily active-minutes goal and watch the ring fill. Lumafit counts your streak and charts your last seven days, so momentum is always one workout away.
Tap “Where can I work out?” and Lumafit shows gyms and parks around you on an open map. Location is only ever requested in the moment — never at launch, never in the background.
Lumafit was built to be useful without knowing who you are. There’s no sign-up, and your data lives on the device.
Workouts are saved in a local database and preferences in app storage — all on your phone.
Notifications are asked once at launch; location only when you tap to tag or find a place. Decline either and the app still works.
Nothing to sign up for. Your region is detected from your IP only to set sensible defaults, for display.
One tap in Profile erases every workout, preference and cache from the device for good.
No account, no onboarding forms. Lumafit opens in its green theme with a matching app icon and your region’s units.
Tap “Log a workout,” choose a type, and add the details. Calories are estimated for you and the day’s ring updates instantly.
Set a daily goal, turn on reminders, and keep coming back. Progress charts your week and counts every day in a row.
Yes. Lumafit is free with no in-app purchases or subscriptions. If that ever changes, we’ll say so clearly in advance.
No. There’s no sign-up and no login. Everything you log is stored on your device, so you can start the moment you open the app.
Never. Location is requested only in the moment you tap to tag a workout or find nearby places, and it’s foreground-only. Decline it and the rest of the app works exactly the same.
Lumafit is a manual tracker by design — you log each workout yourself. That keeps it simple, private, and battery-friendly, and it works for any activity.
Because everything is stored on-device, removing the app removes your data. You can also wipe everything from inside the app, under Profile → Delete all data.
Lumafit is launching on iOS first, coming soon to the App Store. Join us at launch to be among the first to try it.
Lumafit is coming soon to the App Store. Have a question or want to say hello? We’d love to hear from you.
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