Rookie LV 1–4
Starter silhouette — fresh kit, first quests, learning the floor plan.
Baby gains — you're still mapping which station is which.
Make every session count. Log sets in seconds, stack XP and streaks tonight, and unlock new character tiers as you level — without fighting a cluttered app.
Free through level 5 on iOS · $4.99 one-time unlock
No account · Works offline · Your log stays on your phone
★★★★★
Rated 5.0 on the App Store. On iOS, play free through level 5 — usually a few months in — then unlock forever for $4.99. No subscription.
Fumbling through menus between sets — momentum dies on the gym floor.
One obvious next step. Log weight and reps, get back under the bar.
Streaks slip because logging feels like homework, not a win.
+10 XP per set, +100 for finishing the day — progress you can see tonight.
Another subscription just to track what you already lifted.
Months of free play on iOS through level 5. One-time $4.99 unlock after — not a monthly fee.
Tabbing out to YouTube for form cues — and losing your place in the workout.
YouTube Shorts built into each exercise. Quick guidance without ever leaving the app.
Every level band unlocks a new character tier — same progression and art system as the app. You’re not just logging numbers; you’re building toward the next silhouette.
Finish a workout for +100 XP, tick off sets for +10 each, hit PRs for +50, and stack missions and streaks. Early levels move fast — that first tier unlock is closer than you think.
Starter silhouette — fresh kit, first quests, learning the floor plan.
Baby gains — you're still mapping which station is which.
Habit locked in — you're past the "I'll start Monday" phase.
You're on the calendar now — not "trying the gym," just training.
Hardened lifter look — consistency starting to show in the mirror and the log.
Iron sharpens iron — you rerack your plates and your program's real.
Main-character energy — presence reads before you touch a bar.
Regulars know your split — you're part of the furniture, in a good way.
Built for reps — pump-chasing attitude, endurance on display.
Chasing the pump — "one more set" is basically your catchphrase.
Late session — high-vis kit, serious intent when the floor clears out.
Night crew — empty gym, loud playlist, PRs after dark.
Endgame silhouette — max drip, max discipline; the log doesn't lie.
Top of the chain — PRs are maintenance, not miracles.