Your training.
Beautifully kept.
Log your workouts. See your progress.
Make room for your next personal best.
Coming to iPhone.Try Logbook on the web



Stay in the moment.
Keep the details.
A place for the work you put in, the progress you make and the people you train with. Thoughtfully brought together in your Logbook.
Made for the way
you train.
From the first set to the bigger picture.
Less between you and your next set.
Your previous sets, your next exercise, your rest timer. Together in a workout you can build as you go.
- Add exercises during your session
- Adjust sets, reps and weight as you train
- Keep previous performance in view

Every session. Part of your story.
Look back on a lift, spot a new best and see how your training adds up over time. Your effort, with a little perspective.
- Exercise history in one place
- Volume trends you can look back on
- Personal records alongside your lifts

Your training. Your kind of company.
Share a session, celebrate a personal best and keep the conversation going. Clubs bring your people into your Logbook when you choose.
- Join the people you train with
- Share the sessions you choose
- Or keep your focus on your own training

Showing log features.
A good session.
Down to the details.
Your next set,
with a little context.
Previous weight and reps sit beside the set you’re logging. Pick up the thread without leaving your workout.

Take your rest.
Keep your rhythm.
A rest timer lives inside your session, ready for the space between sets.
Your Logbook.
Your way.
Train on your own. Bring your club along.
Share the sessions you choose.
A few good
questions.
Can I get the iPhone app?
Logbook’s iPhone App Store release is coming soon. The screens here show the iPhone app. You can already log strength workouts in the web app.
Can I use Logbook on Android?
Yes, through your browser. The Logbook web app supports strength workout logging, training history and assigned team sessions. The iPhone app shown here has its own layout and feature set.
Do I need a club or a coach?
No. Logbook is a personal workout journal first. You can train independently, join a club or follow a coach’s assigned sessions when you choose.
Your next session.
Your Logbook.
A little more clarity. A little more you.