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Effortlessly log workouts with AI-powered import and a fun mascot. Track progress with smart insights and visualize your gains. Stay motivated with streaks and live activity updates.
What's New in Workd
1.8
February 3, 2026
Brand new feature alert! - timed circuits for custom routines Small bug patches - fixing the automatic update of the widget - fixing duplicate plans in the calendar
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Workd Pro Monthly
Access all premium features with monthly billing
In-App Purchases
$59.99
Workd Pro Lifetime
Lifetime access to all of Workd's premium features
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FAQ
What is Workd?
Workd is an AI-powered workout tracker designed to make logging exercises effortless and motivating. It uses AI to import workouts, offers a custom routine builder, and provides smart tracking with progress insights.
How does Workd import workouts?
Workd can instantly convert workout screenshots, social media posts, or URLs into structured, trackable routines using its AI Workout Import feature.
What are the subscription options for Workd Pro?
Workd Pro offers unlimited AI imports, advanced analytics, and exclusive features. You can subscribe monthly for $2.99 or annually for $24.99.
Does Workd have ads?
No, Workd does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use with optional in-app purchases for Workd Pro features.
What devices does Workd support?
Workd is currently supported on iPhone devices, with iCloud sync allowing seamless workout backup and synchronization across all your Apple devices.
How often is Workd updated?
The latest version of Workd is 1.8, and it was last updated on February 3, 2026. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.
What is the age rating for Workd?
Workd has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in fitness tracking.
Can I build my own workouts in Workd?
Yes, Workd features a Custom Routine Builder that allows you to create and edit workouts from a rich exercise library or add your own custom moves, organizing them into supersets, circuits, or personalized splits.









