Barbold - Gym Workout Tracker

Barbold - Gym Workout Tracker
Developer: PAWEL KRZYSZTOF JANKOWIAK
Category: Health & Fitness
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App Description

Track every rep, log every workout, and see your strength progress fast.
Barbold is the ultimate gym log and workout tracker for weightlifting, bodybuilding, and strength training.

Stop juggling notes or generic fitness apps. Barbold is built for lifters — a gym workout tracker with lightning-fast logging and powerful progress tracking that keeps you focused on lifting more.

Key benefits for lifters:
Log workouts in seconds — custom keyboard made for sets, reps, and weight.
Track muscle fatigue & recovery — know when your muscles are ready to train.
See your progress — detailed exercise logs, charts, and strength stats.
Smart rest timer — automatic countdowns with notifications.
Track personal records (PRs) — celebrate new max lifts with badges and history.
400+ gym exercises — categorized by muscle group with form guidance.
Apple Health sync — integrate your fitness and workout data seamlessly.
Offline ready — perfect for gyms with no signal.

Why Barbold?
Designed by lifters, for lifters. Whether you’re:
- logging a bodybuilding split
- tracking progress in powerlifting
- following a hypertrophy program
or just starting your first gym routine,

…Barbold gives you the tools to train smarter, track strength, and build muscle.

Download Barbold today and turn your iPhone into the best gym workout tracker and strength training log.

Contact: barbold.app/contact
Terms of Use: barbold.app/terms
End User License Agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/