RepCalc · In development

One rep at a time.

From the first workout log to a complete training companion.

Version 0.9

Every rep, remembered

  • A refined workout screen and a dedicated number pad reduce logging friction.
  • Home, Workouts, and Activity bring planning and progress into a clear three-tab layout.
  • Light and dark themes, accessibility, and adaptive iPad layouts receive a final pre-release pass.
  • Every feature remains free, without ads, paywalls, or subscriptions.

Version 0.8

Your training stays yours

  • Import workout history from supported Strong and Hevy CSV exports.
  • Back up and export RepCalc data.
  • Create share cards for completed workouts.

Version 0.7

Make the plan your own

  • A guided plan builder considers goals, schedule, experience, and equipment.
  • Review and edit a plan before saving routines.
  • Local planning remains available when Apple intelligence is unavailable.

Version 0.6

A little closer to iOS

  • Live Activities bring the workout and rest timer to supported iPhones.
  • Optional Apple Health integration connects supported workouts and metrics.
  • Private iCloud sync supports continuity across Apple devices.

Version 0.5

See the work add up

  • Workout history brings completed sessions together.
  • Track volume, personal records, and estimated strength.
  • Body measurements add context to progress.

Version 0.4

Keep your rhythm

  • Automatic rest timers follow completed sets.
  • Previous-session values help guide the next set.
  • Supersets and set types support more flexible training.

Version 0.3

Find the right movement

  • Browse and search the exercise library.
  • Filter movements by muscle and equipment.
  • Save favorites and create custom exercises.

Version 0.2

A routine worth repeating

  • Create and save workout templates.
  • Starter full-body, push/pull/legs, and upper/lower routines make the first session easier.
  • Organize routines in folders.

Version 0.1

The first set

  • The first workout log, with exercises, weights, and repetitions.
  • Local storage lays the foundation for training without a connection.

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