LiftMax: Strength Training

LiftMax: Strength Training

Gym Workout Tracker & Planner

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Released
September 14, 2026
Updated
November 6, 2026

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Most workout trackers are a logbook. You write down what you did at the gym, and deciding what to do next is still your problem. LiftMax is a workout planner that does that part for you, applying progressive overload one session at a time. Log your sets, and it works out the weight, sets and reps for your next session from your own history — then adjusts as you go. HOW IT DECIDES Every set you log updates an estimated one-rep max (1RM) for that exercise. Prescriptions come off the trend across recent sessions rather than a single good day, so one heavy session doesn't send the next one somewhere you can't follow. It also learns how you rate effort. You rate each set by reps in reserve (RIR): how many more you could have done. That judgement is a skill, and most lifters under-rate what they have left — which quietly drags every prescription too light. LiftMax measures your personal bias and corrects for it. Come back after time off and it backs the load off rather than picking up where you left it. BUILT FOR THE GYM, NOT THE SPREADSHEET • Weights land on loads you can actually build, from barbell plates to machine pins and cables — prescriptions are rounded down to a sensible step for that equipment, never a number you can't make • Tell it when a lift has hit the top of the rack or the last pin, and it stops prescribing past what the equipment holds • Warm-up sets calculated before your first working set • Over 200 exercises, with your own additions alongside them • 18 routine templates — body parts, splits, or built around the equipment to hand • Set a goal of strength, hypertrophy or endurance, and the sets and reps it prescribes follow it • Per-exercise overrides when the standard progression doesn't suit a lift • Track personal bests and goals, and see where a lift sits against general strength standards • Log past workouts you did away from the app • Kilograms or pounds YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS No account. No sign-up. No ads. Everything you enter — your profile, workouts, routines and history — is stored in a database on your own device. There is no server holding your training history, because there is no server. Back up to your own iCloud if you want to, so a lost or replaced phone doesn't mean starting over. It goes to LiftMax's own folder in your iCloud account — nothing is uploaded until you turn it on, and you can encrypt the backup so nobody but you can read it. Erase everything from within the app whenever you want. Anonymous crash reports are sent to help fix bugs. They contain technical diagnostics only — never your training data. Details in the privacy policy. MADE FOR LIFTERS WHO WANT A REASON Every prescription is derived from your logged work. If you want to know why a number came out the way it did, the inputs are yours and they are all on the screen. LIFTMAX PRO One in-app purchase, no subscription, on every device signed in to the same store account. Logging, history, progression, backup and export stay free forever. Pro adds: • Programs — a multi-week block with every session scheduled, deload weeks included. Build it yourself, or answer a few questions and get a draft you can change. Miss a week and the block waits for you • MaxStats — your training read back in plain words over any date range: which lifts are going up, hard sets per muscle against what is enough, records, and when you are on course for a goal • Session insights — while you lift, what today's fatigue is doing to each target • Routine review — which lifts are moving and which have stalled, and what to change
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What's New in LiftMax

2.2.0

November 6, 2026

Deload any workout yourself: tap Deload at the top of the workout. Exercises still to come get fewer sets, and your progression picks up where it left off next time. With planned deloads on, the same tap clears one you'd rather train through. Calibrate a lift from its Overview while a workout is open. Warmup and calibration sets now flash Logged, like working sets. Fixes: lb machine weights no longer show as 159.99 or 80.01, and Skip on the rest timer is readable in light mode.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$19.99

LiftMax Pro

Unlock training programs and advanced analytics