Gymtrack
The workout log for people who lift and run
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Gymtrack - The workout log for people who lift and run

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Every set shows your previous numbers next to it, and ticking an empty set fills it in from there, so a set you repeat takes a single tap. After each workout, Gymtrack shows which muscle groups got most of your sets, and you can share the session as a card with a transparent background that sits on top of your own photo. You can save the sessions you repeat as templates and keep your body weight on its own trend line.

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Gymtrack keeps lifting and running in one training log. Strength sets, timed work, distance runs and body weight share the same history, and personal records work across all of them: a heavier bench set and a longer run both turn gold the moment you log them. Every set shows what you did last session, so repeating a set takes one tap, and every exercise gets its own progress chart and records page. After a workout you see which muscle groups did most of the work, and you can share the session as a card with a transparent background for your story. You can also try a full workout before creating an account.