RepXP: Strength Workout Log
Progression You Can Trust
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Automate your strength training progression with this app. It automatically applies progressive overload, tracks your effort with RPE/RIR, and offers phone-free logging on Apple Watch. Import your existing workout data and focus on lifting, not manual adjustments.
What's New in RepXP
4.1.0
October 27, 2026
Built for bigger screens. RepXP now runs natively on iPad and on the iPhone Duo's large inner display. On wide screens the app spreads into columns instead of stretching the phone layout: your week sits beside your workouts, and analytics, reports, PRs, history and the exercise library lay out side by side. Turn your iPad or Duo sideways and RepXP turns with it. Folded, the Duo keeps the phone layout you know. Share your training as stories. Your reports now share as full-screen story cards, one big number on each card. Swipe through them and share any card on its own. Year in Review now has a free version: your year in numbers, total volume, longest streak and a summary. Pro adds your busiest month, top exercises, top PRs and muscle focus, plus weekly and monthly stories and sharing the whole story as a video or a looping GIF. From December 1, open "2026 so far" in your Inbox and share your year before it ends.
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RepXP Pro Yearly
Yearly access to all RepXP Pro features
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FAQ
What is RepXP?
RepXP is a health and fitness app designed to automate strength progression. It helps users focus on training by automatically applying progressive overload, tracking effort, and offering minimal logging during workouts.
How does RepXP handle progressive overload?
RepXP allows you to define progression rules once, and it automatically applies weight and rep progression to your workouts. It can also detect PRs and offers simple revert options when adjustments are needed.
Can I use RepXP without my phone?
Yes, RepXP features a standalone Apple Watch app that allows you to log entire workout sessions, switch between devices, and receive haptic rest timer notifications without needing your phone.
Can I import my old workout data into RepXP?
Yes, RepXP allows you to import your workout history from popular apps like Strong, Hevy, or Bolt, so you can continue your progress without starting from scratch.
What features are included in the free version of RepXP?
The free plan includes strength, cardio, and flexibility tracking, over 400 exercises, standalone Apple Watch functionality, effort logging, recovery and stress trends, and 30 days of workout history.
What are the benefits of RepXP Pro?
RepXP Pro offers autopilot progression, smart deloads, workout forecasts, progression alerts, supersets, unlimited workout history, AI training and recovery insights, and advanced analytics like muscle group analysis and strength standards comparison.
How much does RepXP Pro cost?
RepXP Pro is available through subscription plans: $3.99 per month or $29.99 per year. Both plans include a 2-week free trial, and subscriptions can be canceled anytime.
Is RepXP suitable for beginners?
With an age rating of 12+, RepXP is suitable for younger lifters. Its automated features and focus on progressive overload can be beneficial for users looking to build consistent strength gains.
