Musclefolio — Gym Workout Log

Musclefolio — Gym Workout Log

Log sets, add weight each time

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Released
October 8, 2026
Updated
October 14, 2026

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Musclefolio is a gym workout log that grows your muscle like an investment portfolio. Log your sets as your routine lays them out, and it reads your last session to raise the next weight, a little at a time. Muscle is the one investment that never lets you down. Today's weights, decided for you Hit every target rep last time? Next session adds 2.5 kg (or 1 rep for bodyweight moves). Fell short? The weight holds. Miss twice in a row at the same weight, and it drops 10% so you can build back up. Home shows at a glance which lifts go up today and which hold. See exactly which plates to load Turn the dial to set the weight, and a picture shows the plates for one side of the bar. No math — just load and lift. Log sets on Apple Watch Leave your phone in the locker. Start your workout from your wrist and swipe to the next set. Set weight and reps with the Digital Crown. When a set is done, the rest ring counts down, ticks 3·2·1 and taps your wrist — even with your wrist lowered. Finished workouts move to your phone on their own once it's back in range. Close out with today's statement When you finish, you see how much more you lifted than last time as your return, and the weights for your next routine are already updated. Let the AI trainer plan today It looks at your last two weeks, asks you a few questions, then plans today's exercises and sets. The AI never picks your weights — those come from your own records. Track your returns and all-time highs Compare this week's volume with last week's and follow the estimated 1RM trend of your main lifts on a chart. Set a personal best, and it's marked as an all-time high in your history. Browse over 1,300 exercises Filter by body part and equipment, and check the main muscles and step-by-step instructions in English.
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What's New in Musclefolio

1.1.0

October 14, 2026

• Over 1,300 exercises now have Musclefolio's own illustrations — in the library, on each exercise and when adding one. • On Apple Watch, tap ⓘ on a set card to see the movement's picture and steps. • Show off your workout: turn this session or your last 4 weeks into a card and share it. • Set a weight step per exercise — 2 kg for dumbbells, 5 kg for machines — so the weight goes up the way your gym's plates do. • Pick the equipment in My gyms from pictures. • Move back and forth between sets on your phone, and undo a set you marked done. • Delete a workout from its history page. • Pick a nickname when you first sign in. • Trends now sit beside the numbers, and jargon became plain words. • Fixed: sets edited on the wrist snapping back on the phone, text alignment in input fields, and the workout bar being hard to read on light screens.

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