RepLoggr vs Bloodwork

Train. Track. Repeat Every rep counts. RepLoggr makes it effortless to capture your workouts, visualize your progress, and stay motivated—so you can focus on getting stronger, every day. KEY FEATURES Exercise Library: Browse hundreds of exercises with clear instructions and muscle group breakdowns. Add your own custom moves to personalize your training. Effortless Workout Logging: Quickly record sets, reps, and weights with a tap. Save time with smart templates and one-tap rest timers. Progress Tracking: See your strength gains at a glance. Interactive charts and stats help you spot trends and break plateaus. Timers: Built-in rest and interval timers help you stay focused and optimize your workouts without leaving the app. Daily Motivational Quotes: Start each day inspired with hand-picked motivational quotes to keep you moving toward your goals. Workout History: Review your full training history by date, exercise, or template. Never lose track of your hard work. Exercise Photos: Snap and attach photos to any exercise to quickly visualize exercises . Reminders & Notifications: Stay on track with custom workout reminders and motivational  Data Backup & Restore: Export your data as CSV or JSON for easy backup, analysis, or transfer to another device. Dark mode and dynamic type supported for comfortable viewing. Personalize your experience with theme and unit preferences. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned athlete, RepLoggr helps you stay organized, motivated, and on track to reach your fitness goals.

Upload a blood test PDF from any lab, in any language, or scan the paper report with your iPhone, and see every biomarker against its reference range. - your iPhone checks the file first: a file that is not a lab report, has two people or no readable page is stopped before anything is sent - three free reports when you sign in; credit packs after that - every value read from your PDF and matched to the LOINC catalog, so different labs line up on one chart - biological age (Levine PhenoAge) from a full panel, as a line across your draws - Today: what changed in the last draw, and what has not been measured in a while - each marker with the lab's own range, a high/low word, and a trend line across every upload - please check: a value whose match or unit looked doubtful is marked, and it does not count until you confirm it - among people like you: where a value sits among people of the same sex and age (NHANES 2011-2018) - the original page of your report, with the line the value was read from highlighted - Apple Health, optional and read only: date of birth and sex, and weight, resting heart rate, VO2 max, sleep, steps and more drawn next to a marker. you choose per kind: off, on this iPhone, or also in your account; nothing is written back - a Live Activity while a report is read, Home Screen widgets, and Spotlight and Siri: "latest ferritin", "add a blood test" - "what moves it": guidance cited to a named guideline or institute, never written by an AI - names the catalog does not know yet are kept exactly as your lab printed them bloodwork is not a medical device and gives no medical advice. Reference ranges come from your lab report or a named source; nothing is invented.