Logging a set
Everything about the set logger is shaped by where it is used: standing up, mid-session, with one hand, in bad light. The plan for the set and what you actually did live on the same card, so there is one place to look.
Plan and actual on one card
The target is shown as a target and your entry sits on top of it. You are never toggling between "what I meant to do" and "what I did".
A scrubber, not a plus button
Weight and reps are set by dragging along a ruler whose ticks are the loads that equipment can actually make — the plate jumps for a barbell, the stack increments for a machine. Fine adjustment steps down a precision ladder as you slow the drag.
Tapping a plus button eleven times to get from 20 to 42.5kg is the interaction this replaces.
Completion is protected
Finishing a set is the one action that must never fail quietly. It is guarded so a dropped connection or a backgrounded app does not cost you the set you just did.
Questions
- Can I type the numbers instead?
- Yes. The scrubber is the fast path, not the only one.
- Does it handle bodyweight and assisted exercises?
- Yes, including added or assisted load, and time-based work.
Try it
CalFitness is free to start. Logging a set is in the app from the day you install it.
Related features
- Rest timerStarts itself when you finish a set, and follows you out of the app.
- Last time you did thisWhat you lifted for this exercise last session, on the card while you decide.
- Personal recordsA record marked on the set that earned it, using the set you actually did.
- Equipment and your gymTell the app what your gym has, and the numbers stop being fiction.