A workout log
Track steady. Get stronger.
Save the set, start the rest. Record the weight and reps, and the rest timer starts beside the set you just saved. End it early or record another set when you're ready.
Log a set, take the rest and keep moving. SteadyReps keeps the workout, the rest timer and your training history together, so the next session can build on what you actually did.
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One session
The screens follow a sample workout from the set you just saved to the step it suggests next. Nothing asks you to share it, rank it or keep a streak alive.
Step 2
Personal Bests ties each result to the set it came from. Recorded weight and an estimated one-rep maximum are different measures, and the page labels them separately.
Personal bests, each tied to the exact set it came from. Android development build, sample history; navigation bar cropped.
Step 3
Progress plots the load you actually recorded, workout by workout, so a steady climb is easy to see. Tap a point to step through the sessions behind it.
Recorded load over ten workouts. Android development build, sample history; navigation bar cropped.
Step 4
Coach reads your logged work and suggests where to go next, like a little more weight or a few more reps. Suggestions are optional: review them and choose what fits today.
Coach suggests a next step from logged work; you choose whether to apply it. Android development build, sample history; navigation bar cropped.
Development screens with a sample workout. A picture can't show how the app feels mid-set; phone testing is still under way.
Where your training lives
The details are in the SteadyReps privacy notice.
Where it stands
SteadyReps is in development and isn’t available yet. The screens come from an Android development build with a sample training history; phone testing is still under way.
SteadyReps does not provide medical advice.
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