Training log
Log a set in two taps,not two minutes
A tracker you fight with is a tracker you abandon in week three. GymHub keeps the logging screen fast, remembers what you did last time and suggests the next load from your own history.
Training log
Everything serious lifters actually use
No workarounds in a notes field. The set types are built in.
Rest timer
Starts itself when you save a set, adapts to the exercise and keeps running on the lock screen.
Load suggestions
The next working weight comes from your last four sessions and your reported effort, not a fixed percentage.
Every set type
Straight sets, supersets, drop sets, clusters, AMRAP, EMOM, RPE and tempo notation.
1200 exercises
Searchable library with alternatives for missing equipment, plus your own custom movements.
Volume per muscle
Weekly sets by muscle group, so you can see the reason a body part stopped growing.
Form video notes
Attach a clip to a set and compare it against the same lift eight weeks ago.
Offline first
Basement gymshave no signal
The log works with the phone in airplane mode. Sessions queue locally and sync when you are back on a network, so a dead spot in the squat rack corner never costs you a workout. Rest timers, exercise history and templates are all available offline.
- Works with no signal
- Watch companion
- Session under a minute of admin
- Export to CSV
Questions
Answers about GymHub
Yes. At launch we support CSV import from the most common trackers, mapping exercises to the GymHub library and keeping your personal records intact.
A companion app for Apple Watch and Wear OS handles set logging and the rest timer, and syncs with the phone when you finish.
Add it once with your own name, muscle group and equipment. It then behaves like any built in exercise, including in progression and volume charts.
Stop fighting your tracker
Start logging properly
Today
Early access includes the full log, offline mode and the watch companion.
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