About SayLift

SayLift is built and run by one person, Yousef Zuriqi, an independent iOS developer. He builds the app, answers the support email and runs this website.

He has published apps on the App Store since 2021. The others are a speech therapy app (Help Me Talk) and an AI meeting note taker (Noter AI). You can see them all on his App Store developer page.

SayLift is an iPhone workout tracker and calorie tracker you log by voice. Say your sets after training and its AI writes down every exercise, set, rep and weight. Say what you ate, snap a photo or scan a barcode, and it works out the calories, protein, carbs and fat. It ships 873 exercises with instructions and photos that work offline, and a progressive-overload coach that tells you what weight to use next. It costs $4.17 a month, billed $49.99 a year, after a 3-day free trial.

The first version reached the App Store in January 2025. It was called Superset until September 2026, when it was renamed SayLift. Food tracking arrived in version 4.5 in October 2026.

Subscription only. The 3-day trial is the whole free tier, and the app is locked behind the paywall once it runs out.

iPhone only, on iOS 17 or later. There is no Android, web, iPad or Apple Watch version.

No Apple Health sync. The integration is written but switched off in the shipping build.

Supersets are not grouped. You can mark a set as a warm-up, drop set or to failure, but two exercises done back to back stay two separate exercises, with the pairing only in a note.

Every claim about SayLift on this site is checked against the version you can download today. A feature that is still being built is not described here.

Prices for SayLift and for other apps come from the App Store, with the date they were checked. When another app does something better, the page says so.

Calorie and protein numbers in the app are estimates. Nothing on this site is medical advice.

Found a mistake? Email it and it gets fixed. See the contact page.