The strength log for people who lift
Training should be instinctual, not a data-entry job. StrengthLogix asks for one tap per workout, tells you which muscle is ready, and then gets out of your way.
Why
Most workout apps want every set, every rep, every rest timer. You end up scrolling between sets instead of lifting. The gym deserves your attention. So does the bar.
Log the test. That's it. The rest of the session belongs to you and the iron.
Your own recovery history decides when a muscle is ready, not a generic program.
Beat last time. Hit your rep limit and the weight goes up. Repeat forever.
The method
Every muscle group has one test exercise. The test decides whether today is that muscle's day.
Green means it has rested as long as it usually takes you to get stronger: the average of your last three recoveries. Not a template. Your body's own rhythm.
One set of the test exercise at your current weight. The goal is simple: beat last time.
Reach your rep limit and the next test moves up a weight increment. Your log keeps the history, so the app always knows what "better than last time" means.
Built for the gym floor
Basement gym, dead zone, airplane mode. It logs anyway and syncs later.
Add it like an app: full screen, instant launch, no app store.
Designed to be read at arm's length and tapped without looking twice.
Your log backs up to your account and follows you to any phone, tablet or computer.
Export a backup any time. No ads, nothing sold.
We're opening StrengthLogix to friends and family first. Ask for an invite.
Got an invite? Open StrengthLogix, find your green muscle, and go earn it.
Go lift →StrengthLogix is a training log, not medical advice. Lifting carries risk of injury. Check with your doctor before starting a program, use a spotter and proper form, and train within your limits. Use is subject to our Terms of Use.