Press kit

A fitness app with no servers.

Building Routines is a privacy-first strength-training and nutrition app for iPhone and Apple Watch. Every workout, meal, and health metric stays on the user's device — its App Store privacy label reads "Data Not Collected."

30-second demo

Building Routines animated preview

An animated preview — adaptive plans, set logging, Apple Watch, and privacy by design. A full screen-recorded demo will replace this at launch.

What it is

Building Routines brings strength training and nutrition into one native iPhone and Apple Watch app. It generates adaptive, sport-aware workout plans, tracks macros with barcode scanning, and builds meal plans around your macros and your grocery budget — all with no backend.

What makes it different

Key features

Coming soon A 1.1 update in development adds on-device voice set logging, multi-week Programs, and a free recovery suite.

Screenshots

Today's adaptive workout plan Apple Watch live workout Data Not Collected — privacy by design Nutrition and macro tracking Workout effectiveness score and heart-rate zones

Full-resolution images are in the press-kit download above.

Fact sheet

AppBuilding Routines
DeveloperJason Briggs (independent)
PlatformsiPhone and Apple Watch (iOS 18+, watchOS 10+)
PriceFree to download; Complete subscription $49.99/year with a 7-day free trial, plus à-la-carte Analytics and Nutrition tiers
AvailabilityFriday, June 26, 2026 — App Store (iPhone)
PrivacyData Not Collected
Websitebuildingroutines.com
Press contactpress@buildingroutines.com

From the developer

"Most fitness apps treat your body data as their product. I built the opposite — a genuinely useful training and nutrition app where your data never leaves your phone. No servers, no account, nothing to harvest."

— Jason Briggs, developer of Building Routines

About

Building Routines is a privacy-first fitness app for iPhone and Apple Watch that brings strength training and nutrition into one place. Built entirely on Apple's native frameworks with no backend, it keeps every workout, meal, and health metric on the user's device — its App Store privacy label is "Data Not Collected." It's the work of independent developer Jason Briggs.