Trero vs Workout Routine Memo

[Who Trero is for] - Lifters who want to check what they lifted last time before the next set - People who want a faster gym workflow than paper notes or generic memo apps - Users working toward exercise goals such as a 100 kg bench press - Anyone repeating a fixed routine and wanting to restart the same exercises quickly - People who want strength progress and body metrics in one app - Users who stay more consistent with friend features and reactions [What you can do in Trero] - Log faster during training When you pick an exercise, Trero shows your previous log so you can judge the next set with the last weight and reps in view. If you want to repeat the same set, you can reuse previous values with one tap. - Restart familiar exercises quickly Trero shows your top 5 most-used exercises from the last 7 days, which makes fixed routines easier to begin again. There are 150 preset exercises, and you can add your own. - Set exercise-specific goals You can set target weight, target reps, increase and decrease steps, and a deadline for each exercise. Progress rate and next-step suggestions help you see how close you are to the goal. - Review history and analytics Check workout history by week, month, 3 months, or all time. Review max weight, total volume, and estimated 1RM by exercise. - Track body metrics Record weight, body fat, muscle percentage, waist, and notes. BMI, lean body mass, and fat mass are calculated automatically. - Widgets and Live Activity Home screen widgets show this week's volume and sets per muscle group. During a workout, Live Activity and the Dynamic Island show your rest timer and current set, so you can move to the next set without opening the app. Apple Watch Smart Stack is supported too. - Use Apple Health and Apple Watch Weight and body fat can be written to Apple Health when saved. Import is available manually from the body-record screen. Apple Watch can log sets and reflect them on iPhone history. - Stay consistent with notifications and social features Trero supports rest timer notifications, missed-log reminders, and weekly summary notifications. Friends can be added by Trero ID search or QR code, and you can react to workouts. - Record the finer details Log RPE for each set, group exercises into supersets, and check your BIG3 total (bench press, squat, deadlift) with estimated 1RM. A workout card can be shared as a square post or a 9:16 story. [Examples] - A user aiming for a 100 kg bench press can set a bench goal and adjust each workout while checking the last log and next suggestion. - A user repeating 5 fixed exercises can start from frequent exercises, reuse previous values, and save with fewer taps. - A user tracking weight and body fat can review workout history and body charts in the same app. [Free / Pro] You can start for free. The free plan includes limits on history range, active goals, and custom exercises. Pro unlocks full history, CSV export, the plate calculator, the warm-up calculator, and estimated 1RM rank. Workout Templates — Save your favorite routines as templates and load them with one tap at the start of any session. Log rest seconds and extra weight (e.g. dip belt) per set. ——— Terms of Use (EULA): https://freetokyolabs.com/trero/en/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://freetokyolabs.com/trero/en/privacy.html

MuscleMemo is a simple workout log designed to make tracking your strength training quick and efficient. Easily record weight, reps, and sets, create weekly or custom workout routines, and follow your planned exercises while you train. View your previous workout results and copy previous weights and reps to reduce repetitive input. MuscleMemo also provides estimated 1RM values and exercise-specific rest timers to help you keep your workouts organized. Apple Watch is supported. During your workout, you can check your routine, log sets, and use rest timers directly from your Apple Watch without taking out your iPhone. In addition to standard sets, MuscleMemo supports supersets, giant sets, and unilateral exercises with separate left and right records. Cardio exercises can also be tracked by time, distance, and speed. Your workout history can be reviewed by date, making it easy to look back on previous sessions and track your training over time. Key Features ・Track weight, reps, and sets ・View previous workout records ・Copy previous weights and reps ・Create weekly workout routines ・Create custom workout routines ・View routines and log sets on Apple Watch ・Use rest timers on Apple Watch ・Automatically display estimated 1RM ・Exercise-specific rest timers ・Superset support ・Giant set support ・Separate left/right tracking for unilateral exercises ・Track cardio time, distance, and speed ・Review workout history by date ・Switch between kg and lb ・One-time purchase to remove ads Make your workout tracking simpler with MuscleMemo.