
Your plan. Your order.
Build your workout once and start straight from your template next time.
- Prepare your own exercises and sets
- Reuse templates and organize them into training plans
From your first template to your last set. Discover your everyday training with Track Record.
Just keep scrolling. Every step is right here.
Build your workout once and start straight from your template next time.

Focus on your training. Keep weights, repetitions and rest times in view.

A session goes differently than planned? Adjust your workout and record what you actually achieved.

Open past sessions and see what you trained and when.

See how consistently you train and how your performance changes over time.
Your workout is just the beginning. Understand your progress and find your own way forward.
Progress you can see.
A personal starting point. A clear history. Your Progress Score makes your development across workouts visible.



Understand your training patterns.
How consistently do you train? Which exercises do you return to? Discover more in your saved sessions.

Follow strength, repetitions and volume for an exercise, including your record history.

How regularly do you train? Compare your weeks and your training target.

From individual sessions to your total training time.

Follow changes in the training work you record.

Follow your Score over time and compare your training areas.

Discover your most frequent exercises and the makeup of your sessions.

See training periods, interruptions and your return to training.

Discover the times of day when you train most often.

Explore the distribution of your recorded repetitions.

Put training load and breaks into a weekly perspective.
Keep going, together.
Connect with friends and training groups. Compare selected statistics and motivate each other.


Your training comes with you.
Discover guided courses for home and find sessions that match your level and equipment.

A plan that fits you.
Your goal, experience, time and equipment shape your training plan.

Train your way.
Add your own exercises and variations to the catalog. You decide what to track.

Make room for mobility.
Complement your training with guided stretching routines. Images and a timer accompany every position.

Track Record: Workout Progress is a gym log for recording sets, building your own training plans and comparing your performance over time. Track free weights, machines and bodyweight exercises, including added weight and assistance equipment.
Yes. You can log workouts, create your own exercises and training plans, and view your training history without signing up.
Workout logging, your own exercises, templates and plans, training history, personal scores and basic statistics are free. Track Record Pro is an optional subscription for additional courses, detailed analysis, Pulse custom trackers and app colors.
Yes. Track Record lets you compare your current sets with previous performances while you train. Exercise history, personal records and progress charts help you review changes across sessions.
The score is a personal performance index calculated from your logged training. It helps you follow changes over time. It is not a direct measurement of muscle growth or a strength ranking against other people.
No. Your training data is stored locally on your device. Signing in does not create an automatic cloud backup or sync your training between Android and iPhone. Use the app’s data export and backup tools to keep your own copies.
The Coach helps build a training plan based on your goal, experience, time and equipment. Suggestions for weight, repetitions and rest support gradual progression. You review and confirm changes yourself.
You can build your own exercises, workout templates and plans. Stretching and mobility routines complement your strength training.
Connect with friends, use groups and compare selected workout statistics. You control which comparison data you share. Community features require an account.
Yes. Guided home-workout courses offer structured sessions for different experience levels. Stretching and mobility routines complement your training with exercise images, instructions, hold times and side-switch cues.
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