Gym Workout Tracker: Gym Log for Android

Transform how you train

A workout should engage both your body and your mind. Our app is built around that idea: it combines a large, evolving movement library with clear instruction and flexible routine-building tools so exercise feels less like a chore and more like an intentional experience.

Extensive movement collection

• Over 500 distinct movements spanning simple push-ups to advanced handstand variations, core drills, lunges, full-body sequences, and single-leg strength work.
• New exercises are added regularly so your training stays fresh and challenging.

Total control over each exercise

Every exercise entry includes step-by-step directions and demonstration videos. You can:

• Modify any exercise to fit your needs, or accept it as-is.
• Regenerate or replace a movement suggestion from the database when you want a different option.
• Add brand-new exercises to the library if you can’t find what you need.

There are no caps on how many edits or additions you can make.

Design workouts that match your goals

Use the app’s generator to create routines, then fine-tune them:

• Adjust rest intervals, load, repetitions, and set counts to match your pace and progression plan.
• Swap or edit exercises within a routine instantly to adapt to equipment, time, or skill level.

Measure progress clearly

Track the metrics that matter:

• See summaries of your strength improvements, such as changes in reps and weights used.
• Visualize body-weight trends over time with an easy-to-read graph so you can monitor changes at a glance.

Standout benefits

• Free, structured nutrition plans included
• Offline access so workouts stay available without a connection
• Alternatives and protocols tailored for gym-free training
• Instructional videos and stepwise coaching for every exercise
• Unlimited edits and additions to your exercise library
• A broad, growing catalog of 500+ movements

If you’d like, I can help you create a sample workout tailored to your equipment, time availability, and fitness level. Which do you prefer: bodyweight-only, minimal-equipment, or full-gym?