Gymlogio
Two-tap gym log with a color-coded muscle balance calendar
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Gymlogio - Two-tap gym log with a color-coded muscle balance calendar

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Gymlogio is a gym log built for the 30 seconds between sets. Reps and weight come prefilled from your last session, so logging a set takes two taps. A color-coded calendar and load-share charts show which muscle groups you train and which you neglect, with PRs, streaks and a lock-screen rest timer along the way. It works offline with no account, imports your history from Strong, Hevy, JEFIT and FitNotes, and exports to CSV or JSON. Free on Android.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I made Gymlogio. For few months my workout log was a text note, one line per exercise: "Leg press 12x70 12x70 9x80". Typing that was quicker than any tracker I had tried. But a note can't tell you that you've trained legs once this month, or that your bench hasn't moved since spring. When I finally moved that note into an app, it was 56 sessions and 1,343 sets, so I built the app I wanted to move it into. What it does: - Two taps per set. Reps and weight come prefilled from your last session, and one tap repeats a whole workout. - A calendar with one color per muscle group, plus load-share charts that show what you're neglecting. - PRs, estimated 1RM, weekly streaks that allow a rest week, and levels earned only from sets you log. - A rest timer that counts down on the lock screen. Supersets, drop sets, timed holds and cardio are all covered. - Import from Strong, Hevy, JEFIT or FitNotes, export to CSV or JSON, and "Copy for your AI": your log as plain text for any assistant, with a plan pasted straight back in. Who it's for: anyone who lifts or does calisthenics and wants the log out of the way. Pricing: free, with every feature included. It works offline and needs no account; signing in only adds backup and sync. The app can show a clearly labeled partner banner, and that is the whole business model. It's on Android today. iOS is next. I'd love your feedback on two things. What made you quit the last workout tracker you tried? And if you import your history from another app, did everything come across right? I'm here all day and will answer everything.