TitanLog: Gym Workout Tracker

Free gym workout tracker. Log a set in under 3 seconds, one-handed, then get back to your lift.

No subscription. No ads. No social feed. No account needed to start.

FREE TO TRACK, FOREVER

There is no trial clock on your training data. Logging, templates, history, Stats, personal records, backup, and export cost nothing, now or later. The 1,000+ animated exercise demos and the monthly report are free for your first 7 days, then one $19.99 purchase keeps them forever. That's the only thing you can buy.

BUILT FOR SERIOUS LIFTERS

If you've outgrown spreadsheets and Notes but find the big subscription apps bloated, TitanLog fits the gap. Fast logging, no social feed, and your data stays yours.

FAST LOGGING

Your next set is already filled in from last time or your template. Tap Log and it's in.
A rep column beside the keys that knows your program and logs on tap.
Every set shows last time's matching set with an up, equal, or down arrow.
A Beat it target names the smallest step past last session.
Tap a timed exercise to run a live set timer.
Running volume and calories under the workout timer.
Your screen stays awake while you lift.

1,100+ EXERCISES WITH FORM GUIDES

1,100+ built-in exercises, each with step-by-step technique and key cues.
81 commercial gym machines, named the way they read on the frame.
1,000+ looping video demos, on the exercise page and beside your set.
Five tracking types: reps + weight, reps only, time, weight + time, and time + distance.
Create custom exercises, or bring your history from another app's CSV export.

VOLUME MATH THAT'S ACTUALLY RIGHT

Bodyweight lifts count the share of your body you move: all of it on a pull-up, about two thirds on a push-up, half on a glute bridge.
Assisted lifts subtract the assist, so less help counts as progress.
Two-dumbbell and two-kettlebell lifts count both, with a ×2 toggle you control.
Planks, holds, and loaded carries earn volume for time under load.
Past workouts keep the body weight they were logged with, so your history never shifts.

PROGRESS AND PRs

Set a new heaviest weight and the screen celebrates while you keep logging.
Weekly sets per muscle against a 10 to 20 set target, with an 8-week trend.
Consistency at a glance: workouts this week, weekly average, and week streak.
Push vs pull and upper vs lower balance for the week.
Estimated 1RM trend per exercise, flagged the moment a li