Workout logger for lifting
Reppit is a strength-training workout tracker. Last session’s numbers are already on the row. Checking a set does not wait for the network. A rest timer starts on that check.
During the session
How logging works
01
Last session, already there
Kilograms and reps come from the last time you did that exercise, not an empty box and not a program range like “8–12”.
02
Type, then check
If you change the weight, you do not have to tap out of the field first. Check sends the numbers that are in the inputs.
03
Check. Instant.
The set turns complete before the API returns. The network save is background. You do not wait on a spinner between sets.
04
Rest starts on check
Rest starts when you check. It is meant to notify with the phone locked. Wake Lock keeps the screen on while the session is open.
05
Film the set
Record while you lift. Clips go into your private archive, so you can go back and check your form.
Also in the app
After the log, Reppit is a program app, a coach, and a small social layer:
- Programs from the catalog, or ones you build yourself. Coach can propose a change. Nothing is applied until you confirm it.
- Per-set RPE on an integer 1–10 wheel, explained as reps in reserve. Estimated 1RM–12RM from completed sets (mean of Epley and Brzycki).
- Per-muscle recovery status and weekly volume from the log. See muscle recovery and RPE on Learn.
- Coach chat grounded in your training. Write tools propose; you confirm on a card. Coach does not silently edit your program.
- Groups, a workout feed, follows, likes, and comments around logged sessions.
Those extras do not matter if the live log is slower than a notebook.