Great app
Excellent workout tracker
Apps randomly stops working mid workout
Response from developer
I'm so sorry to hear about your issues. It's hard for us to know exactly what's happening without looking into your account but it sounds like this can be a result of having an unstable Internet connection. If you have the possibility to try to see if it works better for you on wifi (or completely without internet) and report back to us at app@strengthlog.com we would greatly appreciate it. Best, Sandrine
Used to be amazing..
Best gym tool
Great :)
Awesome App!
Strength Log is Great !
I highly recommend this app and the pod cast is cool. Keep up the amazing work!
Greetings from SoCal, Santa Ana.
Great for keeping track of workouts
I’ve been using the free version but now that I’m regularly in the gym I’m tempted to try out the premium version.
App
Don’t like how I have to change the weight I’m lifting
Formerly great, now just OK
It irks me a bit there’s no opt out from the “strength levels” thing. Sure, I can ignore it (and do), but as I usually work out with dumbbells, my lone deload week barbell bench is forever stuck as my “max”. I don’t care what other people are doing, and pulling data based on the assumption that the fixed exercises in that modal are indicative of one’s “max” is just poor methodology. I guess it’s the way of the world now, but some of us don’t like the social/gamification stuff thrown into everything. Before the most recent update, I could see all my upcoming sessions on the home screen. Now I either have to click into the calendar one-by-one or go several menus deep. It’s just bad design. Worst of all, building programs is now limited to a calendar week. Do you run a 10-day programming cycle? Before, it was no problem. Now? Too bad.
I realize you need things to keep your developers busy but sometimes the best action is no action.
Response from developer
Thank you for taking the time to write us the feedback. Regarding the Strength Levels, we've chosen to base it on the apps 15 most logged exercises. However, we are aware that not all users train these exercises, bit needed to do some kind of cut since we can't base it on all exercises :) You can have the programs you follow on your home screen again, your favourite workouts under the plus sign. I don't understand why you shouldn't be able to build a 10-day programming cycle, that is absolutely possible in the app! If you need assistance with it, don't hesitate to send us an email at app@strengthlog.com. Kind regards Sandrine
New app layout is awful
LOVING 9.0
I’ve never looked back!
All round fantastic !
Response from developer
Thank you so much for this kind review! Best regards, Sandrine
Great workout tracker app!!
New UI kind of sucks
Get another app
Best workout App!!
Features takes away :(
Response from developer
Previously, there was no limit to how many programs and stand-alone workouts a free user could build. With the new and improved Program Builder, that limit is five. We understand that this is a downgrade for anyone who has been using the app to build a large number of programs and workout templates for free. The reason for the change is that accounts with large libraries of old programs, workout templates, and custom exercises create a disproportionate amount of complexity and support work, often for content that is no longer being used. Maintaining that indefinitely isn't sustainable for us, and we'd rather spend that time and money improving StrengthLog for everyone, including users on the free plan. What isn't changing is the core of the free app. Unlimited workout logging will remain free forever. So will planning workouts and Train Again, which in most cases removes the need to build programs and workout templates in the first place. We want StrengthLog to remain a genuinely useful free workout tracker, not an app that lets you log three workouts and then puts up a paywall. At the same time, we need to draw the line somewhere on features that create significant ongoing costs for us. For the new Program Builder, we've decided that five programs/workout templates for free is that line. All the best, Philip Wildenstam

