
LastLift: Gym Workout Log
See your last set. Beat it.
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What's New in LastLift
1.7
September 2, 2026
Your runs and rows, next to your lifts. Cardio, logged like a set — Walk, run, treadmill, elliptical, bike, ski erg and rower. After the fact, in seconds, prefilled with last time's numbers. No timer, no setup. Send it to Apple Health — Optional, and off until you turn it on. Your lifting and your cardio show up in the Health app and count toward your activity. LastLift never reads your training back. Last session, up front — The Log tab now opens with what you did last time and how long ago. Sometimes that's what you repeat. Sometimes it's how you remember it was legs, so today isn't. A number to beat on day one — Your first set of a new lift is now a baseline, not a blank page. The point of this app arrives on session one instead of two. The rest timer is audible again — Phone in your pocket, on silent, music playing: the cue still comes through, ducking your music for a moment instead of losing to the ring switch. It starts at two minutes now, not three and a half. Rest on your lock screen — The countdown sits on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island while you rest. Tap it to get straight back to the logger. Search knows what you meant — Type "squat" and you get the barbell back squat, not an olympic lift you have never done. Same for bench, curl and lunge. Everything you log stays yours, synced primarily through your own iCloud.
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