Most lifting apps either design your workout or log your sets. PlanMyLift gives you the "coach’s read" on your data—spotting plateaus and structural imbalances before they stall your gains. Type what you want to train for an instant custom routine, or use manual mode for granular control. Get auto-suggested load progression and sub-muscle gap analysis down to the angle: "Shoulders 6/12" breaks into front 3, rear 3, side 0. Know exactly where to load next.
Hi Product Hunt — I'm the maker of PlanMyLift.
I built PlanMyLift after months of consistently logging my workouts in an app, only to realize I’d spent a year hitting the same bench weight while completely ignoring my rear delts because no log was actually looking at the data with me.
A workout log can tell you what you did today, but I wanted it to answer the more important question: what should you train next, and how should you progress it?
PlanMyLift creates a continuous coaching loop around your data:
The Coach’s Read: An instant breakdown of your recent training—what’s progressing, where coverage is uneven, and what needs attention.
Targeted Gap Analysis: See muscle and sub-muscle gaps down to the angle (e.g., Shoulders: front 3, rear 3, side 0), pick the priorities you want to address, and instantly generate a session tailored to your time and equipment.
Adaptive Progression: Baseline starting weights drawn from relevant history, with guidance on when to add reps, when you've earned a load increase, and when to consolidate.
Note: Coverage metrics reflect logged work to help you plan—not a clinical diagnosis of physical weakness.
Who it's for:
Anyone who wants a clear, data-driven reason behind their next exercise, rep target, and weight jump.
Details & Availability:
Core workout logging and history are completely free.
Pro unlocks AI custom workout generation, adaptive programs, and the Coach’s Read features.
Available on iPhone and iPad (iOS/iPadOS 18+), with an Apple Watch companion app.
I’d love feedback from anyone who currently logs their lifts: After a couple of workouts, does the assessment give you clearer direction for your next session? What would you tweak? Thanks for checking it out!