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About Iron Church

Iron Church is a strength training app with a coach who has a voice. Brodin writes your training block, reads how each session went, and adjusts the next one. You lift; he keeps the ledger. A PLAN BUILT FOR YOU Pick a discipline: powerlifting, bodybuilding, powerbuilding, hybrid, endurance, calisthenics, strongman and more. Brodin writes a four-week block around your equipment, your schedule and any injuries you tell him about. Prefer to write your own? Build it day by day in the Forge, and he'll review it before you commit. SESSIONS THAT FOLLOW YOUR LAST ONE Brodin sets today's loads from what you actually lifted last time: heavier when you had it, a rep more at the same weight when you ground it out. A short readiness check before you train tunes the day's intensity to how you slept and how you feel. When your block data calls for it, your deload comes forward, or your block runs a little longer. LOG FAST, EVEN WITH GLOVES ON Weights snap to the plates you own, RPE is a tap, and supersets stay paired from the plan into the session. Swap a movement you can't do today and Brodin finds one for the same pattern with the kit you have. SEE WHERE YOU STAND Your muscle map shows which muscles have worked hardest over the last two weeks. Records keeps every lift, your estimated one-rep maxes (worked out from the reps and weight you log) and every honour you earn. Take a VO₂ max field test and track the estimate over time. Log weigh-ins. On iPhone, bring in runs and rides from Apple Health and they count toward your training week alongside your lifts. APPLE HEALTH Each one is off until you switch it on: save every rite you finish as a strength workout, bring in your weigh-ins, and let last night's sleep fill in your check-in. TALK IT THROUGH Open the Commune from any screen and ask Brodin about your plan, your week or a lift. He answers from your own numbers and draws the chart when a number needs a picture. He's an AI, and he says so. ON YOUR HOME SCREEN Widgets show your Freshness reading and today's rite at a glance. Ask Siri to start your rite, log your weight or start a fast. On iOS 18 and later, add Commune with Brodin to Control Center. TRAIN TOGETHER The Temple is the congregation: a weekly roll, the feed of finished sessions, and seasonal trials. I Go You Go pairs two people through one session, turn by turn. Turn on Temple summons for a nudge when your barbell gets cold. IRON GAUNTLET EVENTS Challenges in parts, like the November Plate Club. Every rite you log counts, and Brodin can write you a four-week block that peaks your lifts for the attempt. AN OPTIONAL FASTING TIMER Time a fast with milestones at 4 to 72 hours. It asks safety questions before your first fast, tells you when to stop, and never gives medical advice. FREE, AND PREMIUM Free: five AI-written plans and sessions in total, five movement swaps a day, and two campaign blocks toward a date. The Forge, logging, records, the muscle map, VO₂ max tests, fasting, the Temple, Apple Health, the widgets and the Lock Screen are free on every plan. Premium lifts the three limits: Brodin keeps writing plans and sessions past the free five, swaps go up to 30 an hour, and campaign blocks go past the free two. Premium is an auto-renewing subscription, billed to your Apple ID. It renews unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period; manage or cancel it in your iPhone's Settings. Your data: training data is sent to Google Gemini and Groq to write your plans and Brodin's replies, only after you agree, and you can withdraw that at any time. Apple Health is used only for what you switch on, never for advertising, and never stored in iCloud. Privacy Policy: https://theironchurch.co.uk/privacy Terms of Service: https://theironchurch.co.uk/terms

What’s new

Version 1.5.0 · Updated October 20, 2026

Iron Gauntlet events. Join a challenge in parts, like the November Plate Club: press one plate a side, bench two, squat three, deadlift four. Every rite you log counts. Let Brodin write you a four-week block that peaks your lifts for the attempt, and your plan picks up where you left it when it's done. Orders. Start or join a private group for your gym or your crew, with its own Temple, a weekly Roll and Trials. Bonds and Oaths. Pair with a training partner, each swear a weekly number of rites, and train together. A new welcome. Brodin sets you up in ten short steps. One-offs ask how long you have and how you feel before Brodin writes them, and a one-off you agree with Brodin in the Commune becomes today's rite. Fixes: profile photos and Order emblems upload on iPhone, a one-off with no time chosen is a full session, and the snatch, the rower and the air bike show the right demo. A clearer paywall: what each plan costs and when any trial ends.

App privacy

The developer, JAMES JOHN BELL, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Health & Fitness: Fitness, Health
  • User Content: Customer Support, Photos or Videos, Other User Content
  • Identifiers: User ID
  • Usage Data: Advertising Data
  • Diagnostics: Performance Data, Crash Data
  • Purchases: Purchase History
  • Contact Info: Email Address

Used for: Analytics, Product Personalization, App Functionality

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