Beast: Workout Tracker Gym Log
Log Sets, Reps & Lifting PRs
About
Log your gym sessions quickly and efficiently with this workout tracker. It allows for easy data import from other apps, offers a rest timer, and provides detailed progress charts for each exercise and muscle group. You can also edit past workouts and add custom exercises.
What's New in Beast
1.0.4
September 3, 2026
- User experience enhancements
Developer apps
FAQ
Does Beast have ads?
Yes, Beast contains advertisements. This allows the app to remain free for users to log their workouts and track progress.
How does Beast handle workout data import?
Beast allows you to import years of training data from your previous workout tracking app. This ensures you don't lose your progress or personal records when switching.
Can I edit past workouts in Beast?
Yes, all finished workouts in Beast are fully editable. You can correct titles, dates, durations, units, notes, and individual sets of exercises.
What kind of exercises does Beast support?
Beast includes over 500 exercises with instructions, filterable by muscle and equipment. You can also add your own custom exercises, which will be tracked and earn records like built-in ones.
How does Beast track muscle engagement?
Each workout generates a muscle heat map showing volume per muscle group on both front and back body maps. Your profile displays a lifetime map to highlight neglected areas.
What devices does Beast support?
Beast is currently supported on iPhone devices. Future platform expansions may be considered based on user demand.
What is the update frequency for Beast?
The app was last updated on September 3, 2026, indicating active development and support. Users can expect ongoing improvements and bug fixes.
Is Beast suitable for beginners?
Beast is designed for lifters and focuses on honest record-keeping of work done, rather than dictating training plans. Its ease of use for logging sets makes it accessible for beginners wanting to track their progress.