Today tab
Walk in knowing what to lift.
RepStack reads your last sessions and gives the exact target for every set. If the gym is packed, swap the day, replace an exercise, or edit sets without rebuilding the whole program.
iPhone gym workout tracker
RepStack logs your sets, reads the last workout, and turns that history into exact targets for the next session. No spreadsheet math in the rack.
Free logging. No account required. Offline-first in the gym, with optional iCloud sync.
RepStack is built around the few moments that matter: start fast, log cleanly, and know what changes next time.
Today tab
RepStack reads your last sessions and gives the exact target for every set. If the gym is packed, swap the day, replace an exercise, or edit sets without rebuilding the whole program.
Progression engine
Hit the top of your rep range and the app bumps weight. Stall twice and it pulls back. Rate the last set and tomorrow's prescription adjusts around how the set actually felt.
Import
Paste a coach's program, upload a spreadsheet, or import CSV history from Strong and Hevy. RepStack matches exercises and keeps your stats moving.
Fast answers for real gym decisions: estimate a max, load a bar, pick a substitute, or check whether the block is moving.
Every page connects form cues, equipment, movement images, similar exercises, and the rest of the RepStack training system.
Guides, standards, imports, and comparisons are written as the public version of RepStack's training logic.
The exact double-progression rule RepStack uses for reps, weight jumps, holds, and deloads.
A cleaner logging system for lifters who want useful history instead of clutter.
Move Strong, Hevy, Google Sheets, or Excel data without losing the set history you already earned.
Bodyweight bench, 2-plate bench, 1000 lb club, and lift ratios with next-step training rules.
Constraint-specific swaps for lifts, equipment, and workout trackers without generic list spam.
PPL, Upper Lower, full body, powerbuilding, and dumbbell programs with exact progression rules.
A candid comparison for lifters choosing between a logbook and a progression engine.
Import CSV history, match exercises, preserve stats, then let RepStack use that history for weight suggestions, PRs, and progress charts.
e1RM, max weight, max reps, and max volume PRs are detected after every workout.
Yes. RepStack includes unlimited workout logging, the exercise database, built-in programs, rest timer, plate calculator, 30-day history, and personal records for free. Pro adds progression coaching, imports, Strength Score, projections, unlimited history, iCloud sync, and Live Activity.
Yes. Workouts, programs, exercise images, PRs, and the local progression engine run on-device with SQLite. Internet is only needed for optional cloud sync, import parsing, and App Store subscription checks.
Yes. RepStack imports CSV workout history from Strong and Hevy, matches exercises against the 873-exercise database, and preserves progress so your next workouts are based on your real history.
RepStack uses a double-progression engine. It adds reps inside your target range first, increases weight after all sets hit the top of the range, and suggests deloads when performance stalls or a set is rated too hard.
Download free on the App Store and log your next workout in under a minute.