The easiest way to
track your workouts.
No routines to build, no menus to dig through. You say your sets out loud and they're logged.
Works offline · No account required
You talk. It logs.
Most trackers make logging a chore.
Other workout apps
- Build a routine before you can log
- Search a list of 1,200 exercises
- Type the weight, type the reps
- Tap save. Every. Single. Set.
- Quit after two weeks
Re-rack
That's the whole job. Back to lifting.
Every set lands in its place
Say a set and it files itself under the right lift, with the time, the weight, and any note you added. Your whole day reads at a glance.
Watch your strength climb
Heaviest lifted and estimated 1RM for every exercise, tracked automatically. The number that matters, going up.
See where you stand
A strength level for every movement pattern, built from your own sets. It shows what you train and what you avoid.
286 lifts, zero routines
Barbell, dumbbell, machine, calisthenics. Nothing is prescribed. It records what you did, not what a program says you should do.
Questions
Does it work in a loud gym?
Yes. It's tuned for how people actually talk about lifts, so it holds up over music and clanking plates. You can always tap to fix a number.
How many sets can I say at once?
Up to ten in one go. Ramble through your whole session and each set is split out, named, and filed under its movement pattern.
Do I have to log every set?
No, and you shouldn't. Re-rack is built around your top working sets, the ones that actually tell you whether you're progressing.
Does it give me a program to follow?
No. There are no preset routines. You lift what you want, it records what you did.
What do I need?
An iPhone. That's it. It works offline and there's no account to create.