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Look back on the home calendar, then start from today’s menu. Plan, log, analyze, and share, one feature at a time.

Hold a multi-week plan in one place

Programs

Manage training plans of 1 to 52 weeks as programs. Place the menus you made into each week and the longer plan is ready. Find a public program and start right away.

  • Import menus you already made and build a weekly plan quickly
  • Browse and join public programs. Next week’s menus are added for you
  • Update a plan safely with versions. Members can move to the latest one
  • Share the intent with a cover image and a description
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Seeing others train makes it easier to continue

Timeline

Other people’s training shows up in your feed. You can see who did what, and when, and logging itself becomes a reason to keep going.

  • Activity in order, with display name, avatar, and session time
  • Muscle tags and exercise summaries, without opening every detail
  • Pull to refresh and infinite scroll for the latest activity
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See your change in the numbers

My page

Exercise rankings, monthly frequency, and time-of-day analysis. Three ways to see when you train, what you train, and how much.

  • Rank exercises by days trained, filtered by month, year, or all time
  • Monthly count and duration on a chart, up to five years back
  • Sessions by time of day, and your average start time
  • Edit your profile and manage custom exercises from here
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Stay with the set, not the screen

Workout log

Start from today’s menu in one tap. Timed sets, last values filled in, a rest timer, and a way back into an unfinished session. Built for the time you are in the gym.

  • Start from today’s menu in one tap, and jump back from the bottom bar anytime
  • Turn the timer on or off, and record the set and the rest as you go
  • Last values and menu targets fill in automatically. Drafts save as you type
  • iOS Live Activity shows elapsed time and the exercise on the lock screen
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