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SmartWorkout - Gym Log Tracker
I’ve created the best free workout log app to track your progress! Others apps hide everything behind a paywall or lack features. Mine is still in development but already has everything required and even more. Currently about 20k happy users.
What makes it stand out: - Unlimited workout routines (most apps limit to 3) - Free workout sharing - Great for hybrid athletes - Deloads - Advanced charts for data analysis - Plan the weights and reps for next workout to ensure progressive overload - Works offline, no ads, no tracking and data collection
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It is a complete workout tracker for free, unlimited routines, workout sharing, advanced graphs - other apps paywall this. Also you can mark workout as a deload and most importantly, set weights and reps for the next workout to ensure progression.
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