Gym Log: Sets & Weights

No subscription. One-time purchase to unlock more. A weight-training logbook built for actually being in the gym: no account to create, no email to confirm — open it and log your first set in a few seconds. RECORD WITHOUT THE FRICTION - Pick an exercise by body part and equipment, or search - Big +/- steppers for weight and reps — no keyboard needed for most sets - Your previous weight and reps for that exercise show right next to the input, one tap to reuse them - Warm-up sets are tracked separately and never count toward your personal records - Already logged an exercise today? It gets its own one-tap "+ Record" card on the home screen for the next set - Building a routine? Start from a ready-made template (Push Day, Pull Day, Full Body) instead of picking every exercise by hand REST TIMER THAT DOESN'T NEED WATCHING - Checking off a set starts a rest timer automatically - Close the app, lock your phone — it still lets you know when your rest is over - Extend or skip the rest whenever you want SEE YOUR OWN PROGRESS - A 7-day dot streak and this week's total reps and volume on the home screen - Per-exercise graphs for max weight, estimated one-rep max (shown with the formula it uses), and total volume - A personal-record set gets a small celebration — never an empty screen after a hard set FREE, FOR REAL - Recording every set, every exercise, every workout: free and unlimited, forever - The previous-value recall, rest timer and notifications, and export/import are all free - One-time purchase unlocks full-history graphs (free shows the last 8 weeks), unlimited routines and custom exercises, a plate calculator (how much to load each side of the bar), and 3 extra color themes YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS - Nothing is ever sent off this device — there is no server for this app to talk to - Export your records to a file whenever you want, import them back on a new phone - Delete everything in one tap, any time A note on the numbers: estimated one-rep max is a formula-based estimate, not a guarantee of what you can actually lift once. Train with a weight you can handle safely, and stop if anything hurts — talk to a doctor if you have any health concerns.