LiftCortex: Lifting Tracker

LiftCortex 2.1 makes the app read like it was written in your language — and adds a reference we thought hard about before shipping. NEW — SUPPLEMENT GUIDE An offline reference to the published research on 67 supplements lifters ask about, across 9 areas. Every entry carries an evidence tier, and the tier grades how strong the research is — not how good the supplement is. Plenty land on "Emerging / Mixed", and some on "Ineffective / Caution". The guide says so plainly. Each entry cites its sources — journal, authors, year — so you can go and read them yourself instead of taking our word for it. LiftCortex and its creators don't suggest or endorse taking any supplement, and never will. No brands, no shopping links, no affiliates — ingredients only. It's for educational purposes and it isn't medical advice; consult a doctor or nutritionist before starting or changing anything. YOUR LANGUAGE, ON THE GYM FLOOR All 190 exercises in the library now read in your language — the names lifters actually say, not literal translations. So do all 531 form cues, the short technique reminders under each lift. They were written the way a coach talks mid-set, so they were translated that way too: by native speakers, in each language's own gym vocabulary. Search understands both, so typing either the local name or the English one finds the lift, and the list now sorts in your language instead of English's. The guide's safety notices — including the part that says this isn't medical advice — are written in every language the app speaks. Everything still stays on your device. No account, no subscription, your data stays yours. Thank you for the feedback that shaped this release — keep it coming.