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KARL CARLSON · Health & Fitness · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Simple Workout Log is built for one thing: helping you track your workouts without friction. No clutter. No complicated setup. Just open the app and start logging. If you’ve ever tried workout apps that feel bloated, slow, or overly complex, this is the opposite. Everything is designed to be fast, clear, and easy to use so you can focus on your workout—not your phone. Plan your week your way: Set up a typical workout week in seconds. Add routines like Push, Chest, or Arms, and assign them to any day. You can also add standalone exercises for flexibility. All your workouts in one place: Your routines and exercises live on a single home screen. Tap anything to jump straight into logging—no digging through menus. Log sets quickly: See your last workout instantly, then record your new sets with simple +/– controls. Stay in the flow while you train, not stuck entering data. Clear and simple tracking: Each exercise shows your most recent performance, so you always know what to aim for. When you’re done, complete the workout and move on. Track real progress: Your workout history is saved automatically. Review past workouts and see how your lifts are improving over time. Built for real use: Whether you follow a structured routine or just lift whenever you can, the app adapts to you. No rigid systems or unnecessary steps. Key features: • Plan a weekly workout schedule • Create and manage routines • Add standalone exercises anytime • Fast, simple set logging • View last workout performance • Track progress with workout history • Clean, distraction-free design Simple Workout Log is for anyone who wants a straightforward way to track workouts and stay consistent without overthinking it.

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