Knurled: Plate Calculator Log

Skip an exercise without losing it. Machine taken? Skip it mid-session. Knurled logs nothing for it and puts it back in the next workout like it never happened. Works on one half of a superset too. Progress you can actually read. Best set now shows the set you did, weight and reps, with the estimated 1RM beside it. The trend uses that estimate, so a lighter set for more reps reads as holding instead of going backwards. 185 for 4 and 175 for 6 come out level. Weekly volume counts hard sets per muscle and tells you what the number means. Around 6 sets a week holds what you have. 12 to 20 builds. What it suggests next is bounded by the plates you own. When the smallest jump you can load is too big a jump, it adds a rep instead. Supersets look like supersets. A superset is one block now, outlined so you can see where it starts and where it ends. Both exercises stay on screen. Rest runs for the block, not each half. Still no account, no subscription, no server. Your data stays on your phone.