
About
This app helps serious lifters track every set, rep, and personal record with fast, offline-first logging. It offers smart progression suggestions, Apple Watch integration, and detailed progress charts for strength training and bodybuilding.
What's New in GainLogger
3.5
August 5, 2026
3.5.0 — Your coach levels up Training is easier to stick with when something is keeping score. This release turns your coach into a real progress companion and adds share cards for your best work. YOUR COACH Your coach now has a level, and it climbs every time you train. • Five looks to unlock, at levels 2, 8, 18, and 32 • A progress bar on the home screen shows exactly how far you are from the next one • Free accounts reach level 3 and the second look — the card says so plainly instead of pretending the bar is still moving • Pro accounts keep climbing all the way to the fifth REMINDERS ON YOUR TERMS Nudges now adapt to how often you actually train, and you decide how loud they get. • Gentle, Standard, or Off — set it once in notification settings • Cadence follows your real training rhythm instead of a fixed schedule • A lapse reminder only lands when you have genuinely fallen off, not mid-streak SHARE YOUR WORK • Turn a finished session into a share card, with your own photo as the background • Share a template the same way, so friends can see the full plan PLANNING A SESSION • Templates now show an estimated duration before you start • Muscle-group chips make it obvious what a template actually hits PRIVACY AND SAFETY • Workout data and health data now have separate, explicit consent — you can agree to one without the other • A short form-and-safety notice appears before your first workout • Shared templates no longer expose your working weights; sharing a plan shares the plan, not your numbers • Accepting a shared template no longer overwrites the original owner's copy ALSO FIXED • Back now works after opening the app from a link or notification, instead of dead-ending • The upgrade screen can always be dismissed, including when opened from a link • The annual plan's savings figure is now calculated from the real prices • New sign-ups no longer get stuck in a repeating onboarding questionnaire • Templates and lists load faster WHAT GAINLOGGER DOES GainLogger is a workout tracker for people who log every set. Record sets, reps, weight, and rest per exercise; build reusable workout templates and multi-week bundles; watch your strength progress in charts and personal records; share templates with friends; and train with your iPhone or Apple Watch. The core is free. Tell us what to build next — support@gainlogger.app.
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FAQ
Does GainLogger have ads?
No, GainLogger is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted workout logging experience.
What is the pricing for GainLogger Pro?
GainLogger Pro offers a monthly subscription for $3.99 or an annual subscription for $34.99, which includes a 14-day free trial.
Can I use GainLogger offline?
Yes, GainLogger is an offline-first workout tracker, meaning you can log your entire gym session without an internet connection and it will sync later.
What devices does GainLogger support?
GainLogger is available on iPhone, iPod, and Apple Watch, with Wear OS support also provided for Android watches.
How often is GainLogger updated?
The latest version, 3.4, was released on July 9, 2026, indicating active development and regular updates.
What workout routines can I build with GainLogger?
GainLogger supports various workout structures including Push/Pull/Legs, Upper/Lower, Bro splits, and popular programs like 5/3/1, PPL, nSuns, GZCLP, and Stronglifts 5x5.
Does GainLogger automatically detect personal records?
Yes, GainLogger automatically detects personal records across various metrics including reps, weight, volume, and 1RM estimates without manual logging.
What age rating does GainLogger have?
GainLogger has an age rating of 17+, suggesting mature content or themes that may not be suitable for younger users.









