A Notion workout log that puts last time's sets next to today's, tags new personal records on its own and starts every session from a one-click day template.
One-time payment · Lifetime access & updates · Works on free Notion
Getting stronger means doing a little more than last time. Most gym notes make you scroll back through old sessions to find out what last time was. Here it sits in the same row as today's sets, so you know the number to beat before you pick up the bar.
Push, Pull, Legs and Full body. The date is set to today, and one button adds the day's exercises so you only type your sets.
Your previous sets for the same exercise, with the date, shown beside the sets you're logging now.
Beat your best estimated 1RM (Epley formula) and the entry gets a 🏆 PR tag. Nothing to calculate.
Weight × reps for each set, plus RPE. Volume, sets done and PR count add up for every workout.
Best weight and best estimated 1RM for every exercise, plus the day you last trained it, calculated from your log.
16 exercises with muscle groups, equipment and target sets × reps, plus Push / Pull / Legs and Full Body Starter programs.
Weekly body check-ins, a nutrition log with daily totals, and training challenges with a progress bar.
Free Notion plan, desktop and the Notion mobile app. Log your sets between rounds on your phone.
From purchase to your first logged set in a few minutes.
Add the Gym Tracker to your Notion workspace in one click. The free Notion plan is enough.
In Workouts, click the arrow next to New and choose Push, Pull, Legs or Full body.
Click "Add today's exercises", type weight × reps and check last time. PRs are tagged for you.
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Workout log with day templates and PRs for Notion
One-time · Lifetime access · All future updates
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