Training Log Editor + Workout Player

During a workout you want two things that usually fight each other: a calm, focused “next step” view, and a fast way to type what you actually did. Re:Do gives you both by letting you switch between a training player and an editor mode that behaves like a classic gym log.

Two modes of the same session

Think of this as one workflow with two views:

• Player mode: run the routine step by step with readable timing
• Editor mode: log sets with a form (actual reps or time) when precision matters
• Switch without jumping between apps, notes, or spreadsheets

What the editor mode is for

This is the “gym-like” view: you can enter actual results per set, mark sets skipped, and correct mistakes. It supports real sessions where the plan changes under load.

• Log reps, time sets, or mixed targets set by set
• Undo an accidental completion without rewriting your whole log
• Keep an honest record (partial workouts and edits included)

Where “workout editing” fits

Planning and routine building still matter, but the “no-brainer” part is that you can create a routine and then run it. The unique part is being able to switch between focused execution and a training log editor while staying in the same session.

Related pages

• Workout log editor (gym-style logging)
• Workout planning & routines
• Create your own workout app flow
• Workout player & timers guide
• Workout tracker & training log guide
• Custom workout timer app

FAQ

Is this a “workout builder” page?
Not primarily. This page is about the training log editor (gym-style logging) and how it pairs with the player during a session.

Do I have to log every set?
No. Log only what helps you progress. The app supports minimal logs as well as detailed ones.

Does the player replace a coach?
No. The player is an execution aid: it keeps the plan readable while you train.

Related: Simple workout app philosophy · Manual workout tracking app