Feature: strength training
Log sets, reps, supersets and RPE against the equipment your gym actually has. See what members and owners have confirmed, plan for a different gym, or set up the rack you train on at home.
iPhone and Apple Watch · Android and Wear OS in beta
How it fits together
Pick a gym and the plan is built against what it has. Lifts you can't load don't get prescribed, and when a station is occupied the swap you're offered uses something in front of you, tracked against the same lift so your history doesn't fork in two.
Answer a quick equipment question while you rest. Your answers help other members know what is available at the gym.
The same movement on a different machine isn't the same set. Tagging equipment onto the log means your history can tell you why a lift moved, not just that it did.
List what you own once and everything plans around your rack and your plates. No pretending a commercial floor is available when it isn't.
Questions
Members who train there report it, one question at a time between sets, and gym owners can claim the gym to verify entries directly. Anything a single person has reported stays unconfirmed until others agree.
You get a swap that uses equipment the gym actually has, and it's tracked against the same lift, so your history and PRs stay continuous instead of splitting into two exercises.
Yes. Sets, reps, supersets, RPE, rest timers, notes, PR tracking and reusable templates, with equipment context attached throughout.