18 working sets, about 42 minutes. Watch each lift heat the muscles it works.
Bench Press4 × 6
Dumbbell Seated Shoulder Press3 × 10
Incline Dumbbell Press3 × 10
Lateral Raise3 × 15
Tricep Pushdown3 × 12
Cable Fly2 × 15
Chest 100%
Triceps 89%
Front Delts 83%
Side Delts 67%
Push Pull Legs, session 2 of 3
Pull A
18 working sets, about 40 minutes. Watch each lift heat the muscles it works.
Barbell Row4 × 6
Lat Pulldown3 × 10
Seated Cable Row3 × 10
Face Pull3 × 15
Bicep Curl3 × 12
Hammer Curl2 × 12
Biceps 100%
Lats 100%
Upper Back 100%
Rear Delts 50%
Forearms 35%
Lower Back 20%
Traps 15%
Push Pull Legs, session 3 of 3
Legs A
17 working sets, about 42 minutes. Watch each lift heat the muscles it works.
Squat4 × 6
Romanian Deadlift3 × 8
Leg Press3 × 12
Leg Curl3 × 12
Standing Calf Raise4 × 15
Hamstrings 100%
Glutes 90%
Quads 74%
Calves 42%
Lower Back 37%
Abs 21%
Push Pull Legs, the week
Three days
124minutes of lifting a week
Push A on Monday, Pull A on Wednesday, Legs A on Friday, and every muscle gets one hard session a week. This is the whole week on one body.
Biceps 100%
Lats 100%
Upper Back 100%
Hamstrings 95%
Chest 90%
Glutes 85%
Triceps 80%
Front Delts 75%
Quads 70%
Side Delts 60%
Lower Back 55%
Rear Delts 50%
Calves 40%
Forearms 35%
Abs 20%
Traps 15%
Sessions from Cinder's Push Pull Legs plan. The colours are the app's own muscle maths: sets times how hard each lift works each muscle, against the session's hardest-worked muscle. The whole plan, explained
Replay every run in 3D
The line is your route. The light under it is your pace, brighter where you were faster. Scroll to run it again.
0.00miles
0:00 elapsed8:36 /mi now
Mile 18:58
Mile 29:37
Mile 37:29
Cinder's sample run: one 3.24 mile loop of Prospect Park, Brooklyn, 27:49 at 8:36 a mile, with fastest split, negative split, strong finish.
Everything a session needs, and nothing else
Log fast, see the trend, and let the Watch and Apple Health do the rest.
๐๏ธ Bench PressSet 3 of 4
8 × 185
repslbs
Log a set in seconds
Tap reps and weight and move on. Lifting, cardio, rowing and bodyweight all live in the same log: no spreadsheet, no fiddling between sets.
Bench, heaviest set+18% in 12 weeks
Proof that it is working
Your heaviest set per session plotted over time, so a good month is something you can point at rather than something you feel.
๐ Morning run2.4 mi24:068’12″
Start it from your wrist
A full Watch app and a Live Activity on the Lock Screen: your phone can stay in the bag.
What’s my bench PR?
225 lbs, three weeks ago.
Ask your own history
The chat can see every session you have logged, so the answers are about you.
27.4Estimated age
6.6 years younger
0.6×Pace of aging 0.86×1.4×
Biological age
VO₂ max, resting heart rate, HRV, sleep and daily movement, resolved into one number that actually moves.
๐ฅ 12day streak225 lbbench PR27.4biological age+18%volume๐ช Muscle coveragewhat this week actually hitโค๏ธ Apple Healthevery workout written straight in
It lands where you already look
Workouts write straight to Apple Health, and the home tab is yours to arrange: fifteen widgets for streaks, PRs, volume and the rest.
See it running
Every preview and screenshot, straight from the App Store listing.
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What people say
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“Been using this to log my sets and I love it! The ai insights are also super helpful and I love that I can pick which model I use. The run animation is also super cool!”
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