Weightlifting Log App (Set-by-Set)

Many “fitness apps” wrap a simple need in coaching and motivation layers. A weightlifting log app is different: you want to record what you did, set by set, without noise. Re:Do supports a gym-style log editor you can switch into during a session, so tracking stays fast while the workout structure stays readable.

What set-by-set logging should feel like

• Fast entry (reps/time/notes) without too many fields
• Honest logging (skipped sets, partial workouts, edits)
• Useful history you can review later

Player + log editor (two modes)

During training you may want a focused “next step” view, then a form for actuals. Re:Do lets you switch between a workout player and an editor mode without leaving the session.

• Workout log editor (gym-style logging)
• Training log editor + workout player

Related guides

• Manual workout tracking app
• Workout tracker & training log
• Workout consistency & training rhythm

FAQ

Is this the same as a workout planner?
No. Planning is building the routine. Logging is recording what happened. Re:Do supports both, but this page is about logging.

Do I need to log every set?
No. Log only what helps you progress. The point is usable history, not busywork.