SteadyLift: Workout Timer
SteadyLift: Workout Timer is made and published by HSIEH TIEN-HENG. AppBrain is an independent app data site and isn't affiliated with HSIEH TIEN-HENG. The app name, icon, screenshots and description belong to HSIEH TIEN-HENG and are shown as published on the App Store.
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- Last updated
- August 28, 2026
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- 1.4.2
- Launched
- July 2026
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- Free
- App size
- 86.3 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
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About SteadyLift: Workout Timer
SteadyLift: Workout Timer is a health & fitness app developed by HSIEH TIEN-HENG.
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App Information
SteadyLift: Workout Timer is freely available from the App Store. The app size is 86.27 MB. The latest version available is 1.4.2. The last update was on August 28, 2026.
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The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since July 2026.
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Frequently asked questions about SteadyLift: Workout Timer
Is SteadyLift: Workout Timer free?
Yes. SteadyLift: Workout Timer is free on the App Store.
Is SteadyLift: Workout Timer still available?
Yes. SteadyLift: Workout Timer is on the App Store, and the last update we saw was on August 28, 2026.
How large is SteadyLift: Workout Timer?
SteadyLift: Workout Timer is 86.27 MB.
Is SteadyLift: Workout Timer suitable for children?
App Store rates the content of SteadyLift: Workout Timer as suitable for everyone.
Who made SteadyLift: Workout Timer?
SteadyLift: Workout Timer was developed by HSIEH TIEN-HENG. It is listed in the health & fitness category on the App Store.
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Store listing
By HSIEH TIEN-HENG, from the App StoreDescription by HSIEH TIEN-HENG Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
SteadyLift turns the exercises you use most into reusable workout routines. The free version includes one routine, while a one-time lifetime purchase unlocks unlimited routines.
Plan every set faster
• Choose from 72 built-in machine, free-weight, and bodyweight exercises
• Each exercise includes names in Traditional Chinese and English, form steps, common mistakes, safety notes, and primary and secondary muscle guides
• Set reps and weight with side-by-side wheels, then switch the primary unit between KG and LB
• Mark each set as warm-up, working, or drop; drop sets include reps per round, starting weight, and weight reduction per round
• Swipe an exercise left to reveal Delete, or press and hold to drag it into a new position
Keep training and rest connected
• Completing a set starts the rest timer; add time or finish rest early when needed
• During rest, use one of three faces to rate the previous set as Good, Okay, or Hard
• Drop-set weight decreases after each completed round until you choose to stop
Review training and body records
• A standard front-and-back body heatmap shows muscle training for week, month, year, or custom dates; tap a muscle to view workout and completed-set counts
• A workout calendar shows daily completions and training frequency
• Training analytics show actual volume, intensity trends, average load, and personal records
• Select a date to manually record optional weight, skeletal muscle mass, body fat percentage, BMI, visceral fat, and notes, or import a supported InBody report with on-device iPhone text recognition
• Layout-aware importing uses report sections, labels, and relative positions. For harder-to-read reports, cross-check 2–3 photos of the same full report from different angles and lighting; uncertain values remain editable and may be left blank or marked CHECK
• Once an indicator has at least two dated records, view its animated body-composition trend and change from the previous reading
• Switch between muscle-gain and fat-loss goals for rule-based protein, calorie, and timeline ranges using body records and recent training frequency
Designed for the gym floor
Large type, clear contrast, and focused controls reduce repeated phone interaction.
If you have an eligible offer code for Lifetime Access, open Apple's secure redemption sheet inside the app. Apple handles the code and payment flow.
Optional account, on-device workouts
Routines, workouts, timers, and InBody records work without signing in. Apple or Google sign-in is used only for account identity, support, and lifetime account access. SteadyLift has no ads, analytics, or tracking. Routines, workout progress, ratings, history, InBody images, recognized text, and confirmed body values are not synced to the account.
If you are signed in and StoreKit finds an eligible App Store lifetime entitlement, the Apple-signed non-consumable transaction is sent for server verification. Necessary transaction identifiers, product, status, environment, purchase time, and verification time are linked to the account for restoration, refund or revocation handling, and duplicate-link prevention. This does not include a full card number or Apple ID password. Account deletion does not erase Apple’s original transaction. Deleting the app removes local data; Apple controls device backup and transfer behavior.
SteadyLift is a general fitness, timing, and self-tracking tool. Form guides and manually entered measurements are for personal reference only. The app does not provide medical diagnoses, treatment, rehabilitation guidance, personalized exercise prescriptions, or professional coaching. Stop exercising and seek qualified help if you experience pain, dizziness, chest tightness, or other discomfort.