Steel Log

Steel Log

Workout tracker for lifters

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 29, 2026
  • August 6, 2026

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Steel Log is a fast, no-nonsense workout tracker built for lifters. LOG IN SECONDS • Ghost values show last session's numbers — confirm a set in one tap • Lightning-fast set logging, RPE support, warm-up/failure/drop set types • Rest timer with lock-screen alerts, plate calculator, supersets • Got it wrong? Edit any workout after it's logged — sets, date, notes and all YOUR HISTORY, YOUR DATA • Import your complete history from Hevy or Strong (CSV) — every workout, no caps • Export everything as CSV or JSON anytime, free • Workouts left "Off" stay on your iPhone and are never posted CHALLENGES • Compete with friends on total volume or workouts logged, over any dates you choose • Invite people you follow, or share a six-character code • Or make it public — anyone can find it and join in • Everyone's logged workouts count automatically. No check-ins, no extra step COMMUNITY • Share workouts, follow lifters, like and comment on posts • New workouts share with followers by default — change who sees it, or turn it off, right on the save screen • Private accounts, blocking, muting and reporting are all built in TRACK REAL PROGRESS • Automatic PR detection: heaviest weight, best estimated 1RM, rep records • Full workout history with search and calendar view • Records for every exercise, 1,300+ exercises with demonstration GIFs plus custom exercises • Progress photos, kept behind Face ID, and a home-screen widget WORKS WITH YOUR IPHONE • Siri and Shortcuts: start a routine, log a set or finish a workout by asking • Apple Watch companion, Apple Health, and a lock-screen rest timer STEEL PRO (optional subscription) • Ask your training data — an on-device coach that reads your real history to answer questions, review a routine, or call a deload. Runs entirely on iPhone with Apple Intelligence; nothing is sent anywhere • Automatic progression rules — the app suggests your next weights • Advanced statistics, muscle heatmap, RPE insights and weekly reports • Cardio analytics — weekly volume, pace trends, and distance records • Body measurements beyond weight, gym equipment profiles Logging and history are free forever. Steel Pro: $3.99/month, $29.99/year, or $79.99 lifetime. Terms of Use: https://steellogapp.com/legal/terms/ Privacy Policy: https://steellogapp.com/legal/privacy/
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What's New in Steel Log

1.0.1

August 6, 2026

CHALLENGES, PROPERLY • Invite people by name instead of passing round a code — invites show up in your notifications, with Join or Ignore right there • Public challenges: make one open to anyone, or find one to join in the new Discover tab • Pick the exact dates a challenge runs, not just "7 days from today" • Challenges now have their own place on Community and Home, instead of being buried ASK YOUR TRAINING DATA (Steel Pro) • A coach that reads your actual history: ask what to do next, have a routine reviewed, or get told when to deload • Runs entirely on your iPhone with Apple Intelligence — nothing leaves the device EDIT A LOGGED WORKOUT • Fix the sets, weights, date or notes on any past workout. If you shared it, the post updates too MORE • Siri and Shortcuts: start a routine, log a set or finish a workout by asking • Attach photos to a workout from the finish screen • Notifications now live on Home as well as Community • A new tab bar, and the iOS 26 look on the surfaces that float over your content • Tell the app what's at a new gym, and exercise search ranks by what people actually lift FIXED • Cancelling or discarding a workout no longer leaves it in Apple Fitness, and workouts no longer appear there twice • Activity no longer offers to follow people you already follow • Restoring a backup into existing history settles PR badges correctly • Assisted and timed sets survive the workout editor • Headers across the app no longer sit too far down the screen

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