Two taps a set.
No signal required.
A strength logger that pre-fills every field from your last session, times your rest without being asked, and never waits on a network. Your log lives on your phone — free to keep, forever.
One email on launch day. Nothing else, ever.
- No account, ever
- Works in airplane mode
- Logging free, forever
Log a set in two taps
Weight, reps and RIR are already filled in from the last time you did this lift — tap the check and it is banked. The keypad is built for the job, with plate-sized steps instead of a decimal point, and it tells you what to hang on the bar per side.
Know if each muscle got enough
Hard sets per muscle for the week, drawn against your own minimum, adaptive and maximum landmarks. Lime means you are in range, amber means you are short — legible in the two seconds you have between sets. This week is free; tuning the landmarks and reading past weeks are Pro.
Rest runs itself
The timer starts when you tick a set, not when you remember to start it. It names the set you are walking back to, takes fifteen seconds off or adds them, and gets out of the way the moment you are ready.
The rest of the app,
exactly as it ships.
Every screen below is a frame off a running build, not a render. Drag to look through them.
Not a mockup. A build that
logs real sessions.
All six are in the build you would get today. What is not built yet is in the roadmap underneath, named — saying so now is cheaper than you finding out in a squat rack.
Two taps a set
Every field arrives pre-filled from your last session. A purpose-built keypad instead of the system keyboard, a rest timer that starts itself, and a PR flagged the moment you beat your estimated max.
Local-first storage
Sets write to the database on your phone the instant you tap the check. There is no network call anywhere in the logging path, so there is no state where the app waits to accept a rep.
Hard sets, counted
Sets per muscle per week against your own landmarks, colour-coded so you can read them mid-session. This week is free. Tuning those landmarks, reading past weeks and following the strength curve are what Wogger Pro sells.
Routines you build
Create routines, set targets and rest per exercise, pair lifts into supersets, and add your own movements when the library does not have one.
Five blocks, built in
Upper/Lower, Push Pull Legs, Strength Base, Full Body and a dumbbell-only block. Adding one drops its routines straight into your list, where you can edit them like anything else.
Yours to take
CSV or JSON export from Profile, one row per set. Import reads CSV exports from other loggers and maps the columns once. The file is read on your phone; nothing is uploaded.
Where we actually are
The last two are not built. No dates either, because dates move and we would only have to move them — the waitlist email is where a change gets explained, with the reason.
- Shipped
Logging engine
Sets, keypad, rest timer, PR detection and the on-device database.
- Shipped
Volume & progress
Weekly targets per muscle, e1RM trends, tonnage history.
- Shipped
Routines & your data
The routine builder, custom exercises, body metrics, and CSV and JSON export.
- Now
Sync
Conflict-free multi-device sync, so the log survives a lost phone.
- Next
Health & readiness
Apple Health and Health Connect, and a readiness score that reads your actual week.
Before you sign up
Anything else and the answer comes from one of the two people who wrote the code.
Yes. Every set is written to the phone the moment you tap the check, and nothing in the logging path waits on a network. You can log an entire session in airplane mode and it will be identical when you resurface.
Know the moment
it goes live.
One email on launch day. No drip campaign, no countdown timers, no second email asking why you did not open the first.