Scope discipline
ShadowSets keeps only features needed for planning and logging by day.
ShadowSets vs JEFIT
Choose ShadowSets if your goal is minimal, fast, and private day logging. Choose JEFIT if you want a broader ecosystem with more community/library depth.
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Choose ShadowSets if
- You value simple UX and quick set entry.
- You want a clear no-subscription message.
- You prefer local-first logging with low setup overhead.
Choose this alternative if
- You need extensive built-in ecosystem breadth.
- You rely on broad community or catalog features.
Comparison table
| Criteria | ShadowSets | JEFIT |
|---|---|---|
| App scope | Narrow and focused on day logging. | Broader ecosystem and feature surface. |
| Setup friction | Minimal onboarding and account-free start. | Expanded setup is more likely. |
| Logging speed | Prioritizes low-friction set entry. | More options can increase decision load. |
| Offline-first profile | Core flows designed around offline reliability. | Behavior varies by specific features. |
| Pricing posture | No-subscription positioning is explicit. | Check latest store model. |
Deep dive
Consistency loop
Weekly goals, streaks, and PR context help retention without bloating workflow.
User match
If you want less interface overhead and faster execution, ShadowSets aligns better.
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