
Gym Logbook: Workout Tracker
Workout Diary Planner, Tracker
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What's New in Gym Logbook
1.4
September 13, 2026
Log from your wrist. APPLE WATCH Start the workout on iPhone, then log every set from Apple Watch. • Every exercise in the session on your wrist — open one to log • Weight and reps wheels in clear panels that don't spin by accident; band level and reps for band exercises • Dup, Add Set and Rest, one tap each — countdown or stopwatch, +15s and Stop, and a buzz when the rest is over • Supersets walk A → B → C, then rest after the round • Form guides on the watch — instructions, safety notes, and the illustration when the connection allows • The watch follows the phone: expand an exercise on iPhone and the watch opens it, and the other way round • Your data stays on the phone; the watch sends what you log LIVE HEART RATE Turn on the heart-rate setting and the watch reads your heart rate while you lift, on both screens: a badge on the watch, a capsule on the iPhone workout screen, and a tap opens the session so far. Off by default, and heart rate is the only thing Gym Logbook ever reads from Health. EVERY SESSION, SUMMED UP • A finished workout can show the line of what your heart did — average, low and peak — read from Apple Health when you turn it on. Shareable as its own card, and only when you choose it • Optional energy estimate: turn it on in Account and finished workouts show roughly what they cost, worked out from your height, weight, year of birth and the work you logged. It is an estimate, not a measurement. With Apple Health sync on it is also saved there as active energy — if a watch records the same session, let the watch be the source • Templates show a plan's estimated cost at an assumed pace, with a note that it is not a target INSIGHTS IS A COACHING HUB • A headline on what to train next, focus areas on lagging muscles, and cards into muscle balance, training rhythm and your top exercises • Share… from Insights: today's workout, this month with its trained-days calendar, this year, your streak and recent PRs — as a post or a story, saved to Photos or sent anywhere SHARE A NEW PR The moment you set one, share the number, the set that did it, and how it compares with your previous best. RECORDS Estimated 1RM is reference information now, not a record. It stays beside your records with its change since your first session, and no longer triggers a PR. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • Your most-used exercises come first — a shortcut at the top of Add Exercise and a sort that carries into every muscle group; switch back to the standard order whenever you want • Superset cards remember what you did last time in that exact pairing, and which pairings you run most • Collapsed supersets show which exercises are inside (A · Bench → B · Row) • 23 medicine-ball exercises, including partner catch drills • A shorter first run — three pages — and short guide cards on the screens that need them • Save buttons confirm with a check, a custom exercise can be created straight from search, and there is a little more room between exercise cards
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