Gym Workout Planner Log: Gript

Gym Workout Planner Log: Gript

Weight Lifting Fitness Tracker

60 ratings
12 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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Released
June 18, 2026
Updated
November 5, 2026

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Log your weightlifting sets in seconds and visualize your progress with clear charts. This app imports your workout history from other trackers or via CSV/PDF and offers AI-powered suggestions for your next lifts. Track personal records, muscle load, and body measurements.

✓Log sets in seconds with custom keyboard
✓Import history from 19 trackers or CSV/PDF
✓AI-powered next lift suggestions
✓19 progress visualization charts
✓Track personal records and body measurements
✓Offline functionality with later sync
✓Apple Watch and Siri integration
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What's New in Gym Workout Planner Log

1.20.0

November 5, 2026

• New for PRO: connect Claude, ChatGPT or another AI assistant to Gript. Ask about your progress and PRs, and get routines built straight into Gript. Find it in Profile → AI Assistants • New PRs on the workout summary now say which record you beat, like Heaviest Weight or Best Est. 1RM • Polish and fixes throughout the app Thank you for using Gript!

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Gript Premium (Yearly)

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User reviews

Keeps crashing

Won’t let me do anything crashes a few seconds after opening. Needs updated.

Response from developer

Hi Matt, thanks for reporting this, and sorry for the trouble. We found the cause: on some devices, saving a finished workout to Apple Health crashes Gript when Apple Health hasn't granted permission to write Active Energy. Because the app retries that save on launch, it keeps crashing right after opening. The fix is in our next update – 1.18.0. Until then, you can stop the crashes by opening iPhone Settings > Privacy & Security > Health > Gript and turning on Active Energy. Your workouts are safe and will sync to Apple Health as normal. If anything still isn't right, email us at help@griptapp.com and we'll sort it out personally. Thanks for sticking with Gript!

Best I have found

So I haven’t gone to the full version YET but I really like the logging and interface. The app is intuitive and informative with good feedback on proper lift mechanics to follow. I normally start with my phone and then complete the workout on my Apple Watch. Really easy to build your own or easy to find a pre-built workout to follow. Honest feedback about your performance means that it will adjust reps and weight to maximize your effectiveness. If I HAD to find a flaw it would be with the watch not always keeping up with the program should you move to another exercise out of order on the phone and but it isn’t enough to make me rate poorly. I think you’ll be happy with your results and likely move to the full paid version if you give the app a try. I know I likely will.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for this thoughtful review! It's great to hear the logging, the form guidance, and the auto-adjusting reps and weight are working well for you, and that starting on your phone and finishing on your Apple Watch fits how you train. Thanks for pointing out the watch falling behind when you jump to a different exercise on the phone. That's exactly the kind of detail that helps us. Starting on one device and finishing on the other should feel seamless, so we're looking into keeping the watch in sync when you go out of order. If you can tell us the steps (which exercise you were on, which one you jumped to, and what the watch showed), please send them through the feedback option in the app so we can reproduce it. We hope you love the full version when you decide to try it. Happy lifting! 💪

Elegantly Dynamic!

Gript is well designed and flexible. Its layout is simple, it works quickly, and tracking and importing workouts is easy. To top it off, it has solid workout generator that considers your prior workouts. It also handles progressive overload for you. If you’re looking for something more advanced than a simple logger and flexible enough for needs, this is it. Also the developer is very active and cares about improving the app.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much! It's great to hear the generator and progressive overload are working for you. That's exactly what Gript is meant to do – take the planning off your plate so you can just train. And thanks for noticing the updates. Most of them come straight from user feedback, so if there's anything you'd like Gript to do better, send it through the in-app feedback option and I'll read it personally. Happy lifting!

Pretty user friendly and clean

Could use a couple aesthetic fixes, but works great. Devs have built a lot really quickly it seems. Well laid out, graphs are great, very easy to edit in-workout. They need an actual logo though haha

Annoyance- the menu buttons are smaller than normal Liquid Glass buttons and are harder to tap. Especially when sweating and breathing hard during a workout. Better spacing would help.
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Response from developer

Thank you for the detailed review, this is really helpful! You're right about the buttons: the workout menu controls are currently a few points smaller than the standard Liquid Glass buttons, which makes them harder to hit mid-set. We're increasing them to the system size and improving the spacing in the next update. We'd love to hear which aesthetic details bothered you. If you have a minute, email us at help@griptapp.com with what you'd change and we'll take a serious look. Thanks for training with Gript!

Cleanest app I’ve used

I really like the cleanliness of the app. I don’t get lost in the screen. Seems like it’s in its infancy right now. Has some glitches and missing a few features I would like. With improvements it will easily be my favorite app

Response from developer

Thank you! A clean screen you don't get lost in is exactly the goal, so this means a lot. Gript is early and we're shipping updates every week. If you tell us which glitches you ran into and which features you're missing, we'll prioritize them. The feedback button in Settings goes straight to us, or you can email help@griptapp.com. We'd love to make this your favorite app.

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FAQ

Does Gript have ads?

No, Gript does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and offers optional in-app purchases for premium features.

How much does Gript Premium cost?

Gript Premium offers multiple subscription tiers. Weekly plans are available for $0.99 and $2.99, while monthly plans are priced at $2.99 and $4.99, depending on the features included.

Can I import my old workout data into Gript?

Yes, Gript can read exports from 19 popular workout trackers. You can also import data via CSV, PDF, or by pasting text, which AI will convert into your workout history.

What kind of charts does Gript offer?

Gript provides 19 detailed charts, including estimated 1RM, max weight, volume, reps, weekly volume and sets per muscle group, muscle load heatmaps, and training load heatmaps.

Does Gript work offline?

Yes, Gript works fully offline. Your logged sets will sync later when an internet connection is available.

What devices is Gript compatible with?

Gript is available on Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, offering features like Apple Watch logging and Split View on iPad.

How does Gript help with future workouts?

Gript suggests your next weight and reps based on your past sets and effort. It also identifies plateaus, recognizes deloads, and explains the reasoning behind its recommendations.

Can I track body measurements with Gript?

Yes, you can track body weight, body fat, and measurements for various body parts. You can set goals, receive reminders, and link progress photos to your workouts.