Log gym workouts with detailed tracking of sets, reps, and weight. Follow custom plans, monitor progress with visual charts, and track body measurements. Enjoy a private, ad-free experience with optional iCloud sync.
1.2.0
October 5, 2026
The biggest update so far: • Apple Watch app: log sets and follow your rest timer from your wrist • New Training tab with your next workout, routines and templates • Your last 20 weeks and weekly streak at a glance • Body map, workout summary and progression suggestions • Warm-up, drop and failure sets, optional RPE or RIR • Body weight, measurements and progress photos • 1RM and plate calculator • iPad layout, new icons and many fixes
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LiftBook is a gym workout tracker designed for logging sets, reps, and weight. It helps users follow plans, visualize progress, and track body measurements in a private, ad-free environment.
No, LiftBook is ad-free. The developers emphasize a private experience with no ads, analytics, or tracking.
The free version includes workout logging, routines, full workout history, personal records, streaks, the exercise library, the Apple Watch app, and widgets.
Premium unlocks full statistics and long-term charts, the plan generator, body measurements, iCloud sync, custom exercises, and themes. It is available via monthly, yearly, or lifetime subscriptions.
LiftBook is private by default, with all data stored on your device. Optional iCloud sync is available through your private iCloud account. It does not require an account or use analytics.
LiftBook is supported on Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, allowing users to track workouts across their Apple ecosystem.
The latest version is 1.2.0, last updated on October 5, 2026. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.
LiftBook Premium offers a monthly subscription for $2.99/P1M and a yearly subscription for $22.99/P1Y, which includes a 7-day free trial.
