Toregraph

I built Toregraph because logging workouts should be simple. Pick a day and enter weight × reps. No fiddly setup, no account. The charts, on the other hand, go into detail, so you can really see your progress.

What it does: - Works out the estimated 1RM for each set and your total volume for the day - Shows your last session's sets right next to each set - Lets you know right away when your estimated 1RM, max reps, or other stats beat your best - Look back through each exercise's records by day, along with your best for each stat and the day you set it - Charts your estimated 1RM, total volume, max reps, total reps, and more, from 1 month to all time - Shows a trend line and how much you have improved, and tap any point to see that day's record - Set a goal for a weight × reps exercise to see how far you have to go and when you are likely to reach it at your current pace - Log bodyweight moves too: pull-ups and push-ups by reps, weighted pull-ups by the added weight, and assisted pull-ups by the assistance - Log planks by time, and treadmill or bike sessions by distance and time, with your pace worked out for you - Add your own exercises, and group the ones you do together into a "menu" you can add with one tap

Simple by design: - No account - Works offline - Free - Japanese and English - kg or lb, km or miles

Log it, glance at the chart now and then. That's the whole app.

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