Coming to iPhone

Train with intent.
Log every set.

FitBro turns the workout in your head into a plan you can run — and a history you can actually look back on.

In development for iPhone. The download link goes live with the app.

Tuesday · Lower A
Today
Volume
7.4t
Sets
5/14
Time
24:10
Barbell Back Squat
Set 3 of 4 · 90s rest
100 kg
Romanian Deadlift
Set 2 of 3 · 75s rest
80 kg
Walking Lunge
Set 1 of 3 · 60s rest
20 kg
Seated Calf Raise
Set 1 of 4 · 45s rest
40 kg
Today
Library
Progress
Profile
What you get

Everything a session needs, and nothing it doesn't.

No feeds, no streak guilt, no coach trying to sell you a programme. Just the workout, the set in front of you, and what you did last time.

Log sets as you lift

Start a session from today's workout and tick sets off one at a time. Reps, load and rest are already where they should be.

Your own exercise library

Use the shared catalogue or add your own movements, with the equipment, body part and cues that matter to you.

Splits that fit your week

Build a training split once — weekly or rolling — and the app knows what today is supposed to be.

Progress you can see

Volume, sets and session history collected as you train, so progression is something you can read rather than remember.

Measurements over time

Track body measurements alongside your training, so changes in the mirror have numbers behind them.

Skills and meals

Work towards named skills, and keep the meals you actually eat in the same place as the training they fuel.

How it works

Set it up once. Then just train.

STEP 1

Build your workout

Pick exercises, set the reps, load and rest for each, and order them the way you train.

STEP 2

Put it in a split

Arrange your workouts across the week. Rest days are days too — the split knows about them.

STEP 3

Train and log

Open the app, hit start, and log each set as you go. The session writes itself into your history.

Your next session is already planned.

Put your split in once and open the app to a workout that knows what day it is and what you lifted last time.