FitNotes vs RePT

Track your workouts. See your progress. Know what to do next. FitNotes makes it easy to log strength training and cardio, organize your routines, and follow your progress over time. Whether you're starting your first routine or refining an established training plan, keep your workouts and results together in one place. TRAIN YOUR WAY Create routines that span multiple days, organize exercises into supersets, and build workouts of the day for CrossFit-style training. Set progression rules to adjust your targets for future workouts as you progress. LOG THE DETAILS THAT MATTER Record sets, reps, weight, time, and distance. Track warm-up sets, add notes, and use rest timers to stay focused between sets. Review previous sessions when planning your next workout. SEE WHAT YOU ACHIEVED Finish each workout with a summary of new personal records, goal progress, and training volume compared with your previous session. Get suggestions for next time that take your progression rules into account. FOLLOW YOUR PROGRESS Explore your training history with charts and a workout calendar. Set exercise goals and track body measurements over time, without needing to enter a measurement every session. KEEP YOUR TRAINING ORGANIZED Customize exercises, equipment, and categories to match the way you train. Export workout logs as CSV, import compatible CSV files, and create backups of your FitNotes data. From your first set to your next personal best, FitNotes helps you keep track of the work you put in. EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

RePT is a minimalistic app for logging your progress in the gym. It was mainly built upon a Reverse Pyramid Training routine written by Martin Berkhan. But after a lot of feedback, I decided to make it more customizable.  You are free to customize RePT to work with whatever routine you want! RePT includes some really sweet features such as: Workout Logging Workout Timer Notifications Warmup Helper Workout Rules and Patterns Plate Calculation Exercise Notes AMRAP (As many reps as possible) .. and more to come! If you want to read about the RPT protocol that the included routine is based on you should give the leangains site a visit: https://leangains.com/reverse-pyramid-training-guide/ Thanks for using RePT!