Every set, written down.

The workout log for every Apple screen.

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iPhone showing 941 Reps on Wednesday, July 15: Chest and Back, Weighted Pull-Up at 25 lb for 8, four sets planned, Inverted Row below.

Free to log. Your first three workouts are full-featured.

The log

Finish the set. Keep the record.

Log each set in two taps. Track reps, weight and effort.

The screens

One log, every Apple screen.

Open your training log on the screen closest to you. Your own iCloud keeps it in sync.

iPhone 17 Pro Max: Wednesday, July 15, Chest and Back. Weighted Pull-Up, 25 lb for 8, two of four sets checked off and struck through.
At the gym
MacBook Pro: the Reps window on Thursday, July 16, Chest and Back. Inverted Row, three sets of bodyweight for 12, Weighted Dip below.
At your desk
iPad Pro: Wednesday, July 15, Chest and Back. Weighted Dip at 60 lb for 10, Inverted Row, Barbell Bench Press at 260 lb for 6.
Beside the bench
Apple TV 4K on a television: Wednesday, July 15. Barbell Bench Press, 260 lb for 6, the first set circle focused in green.
In the garage
Apple Watch Series 11: Today, Chest and Back, 0 of 14 sets complete. Barbell Bench Press, set 1 and set 2 at 260 lb for 6.
On your wrist

The work comes first.

An older lifter mid goblet squat with a kettlebell, black and white on cream paper.
A lifter setting up a deadlift under a green moon, black and white.
A woman pressing a barbell overhead against green rays, black and white.

Take your rest.

Keep your rest timer with your sets.

Remember the PR.

Reps keeps track of your personal records.

Keep finished days locked.

A locked day can't be quietly edited later, by you, by sync, or by a connected assistant. Your record stays intact.

The plan

Know your next session.

Build a workout from your goals and training history.

Optional AI planning sends the context needed for your request. How planning uses your data

Claude + CLI on Mac

Reps ships a local reps command line and an MCP server. They read your history on your machine; writes go through the app, and locked days are refused.

Every set, written down.

Made in a garage gym.

Free to log. Your first three workouts are full-featured.

Reps Pro continues hosted AI planning: US$7.99/month or US$49.99/year.

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