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Complete lift tracking,
kept simple.

Log training, use ready-made programs or your own, and see all your progress and records.

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Logging a bench press workout in Strength Almanac: two sets logged at 225 and 325 pounds for 5 reps, three more planned at 305, and the rest timer running

Strength Almanac is a strength-training tracker, built science first: simple enough for a first-week lifter, complete enough for a ten-year lifter. For lifters who log every set. Weekly volume, the heat map and the strength trend read those sets back to you.

The point

Log every set.
Then use what you logged.

One week to the next, the change is often too small to feel. Your log is where it shows. Your sets add up to a read on your work, your muscles and your lifts. Use it to see where to push and what to do next.

  • Weekly volume

    Your total work for each week, added up from the sets you log.

    The Strength Progress chart in Strength Almanac showing best volume for the barbell bench press over a year
  • Muscle heat map

    Each muscle is shaded by how much you have trained it: not trained, light, moderate or heavy.

    The Muscle Heat Map in Strength Almanac: front and back body shaded by how much each muscle was trained in 7 days
  • Strength trend

    Follow which way your lifts are moving over time.

    The Strength Progress chart in Strength Almanac: estimated 1RM for the back squat over one year, climbing from about 360 to 525 pounds
What is included

Log it simply, read it clearly

Logging is quick, and the analytics are built from the sets you record.

  • Weekly volume
  • Muscle heat map
  • Strength trend
  • Set logging
  • Supersets and plate math
  • Programs
  • Personal records
  • Full history

All core tracking included at $1/mo

See the feature list →

Start your log.

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