Biggr vs Workout Log

Biggr is a training log focused on strength training, with support for bodyweight and cardio. Input is simple, history is easy to read, and progress is clear to see. ■ Key features • Fast, intuitive logging • Activity history showing when you trained • Total volume tracking to visualize progress • Exercise search and suggestions to save time • iCloud backup/sync to keep data safe ■ Recommended for • Anyone focused on strength training • Those who also log bodyweight or cardio • People who review habits through activity history • Lifters who track total volume

Workout Log is a simple, focused gym tracker built for people who just want to record their workouts and see their progress over time. LOG YOUR WORKOUTS Create workouts, add exercises, and log sets with weight and reps. Supports any weight format — numbers, "BW" for bodyweight, "red band" for resistance bands, whatever you use. BROWSE YOUR HISTORY Two ways to look back: a chronological list grouped by week, or a calendar view to jump straight to a specific date. TRACK YOUR PROGRESS A dashboard with overview stats and per-exercise charts showing your weight and rep trends over time. See exactly how far you've come. ICLOUD SYNC Your data is stored privately with CloudKit and syncs automatically across all your iPhone and iPad devices. No account needed beyond your Apple ID. MAKE IT YOURS Six color themes — Aurora, Ember, Rose, Ice, Acid, and Violet — each with dark and light variants. Available in English, Danish, German, Spanish, French, Norwegian, and Swedish. No ads. No subscriptions required to use the core app. No third-party servers — your data stays in Apple's ecosystem. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/