Everlog: Workout Tracker

CrowdStandout Ltd.

About this app

Everlog is a simple, focused workout tracker built for people who lift. No ads. No subscription. No login required.

Log your sets, track your weights, and let the app handle the rest. Minimal phone interaction — so you can focus on training, not tapping.

WORKOUT LOGGING
Log weight, reps and set type as you train. Everlog remembers your weights and suggests targets based on your recent sessions and 1RM.

REST TIMER
Built-in rest timer keeps you on pace between sets — right in the notification, no need to unlock your phone.

ROUTINES
Build and follow your own routines. Single, drop, super, force and progressive sets all supported.

1RM TARGETS
Set your training goal — strength, growth, explosiveness — and get weight suggestions targeting the right percentage of your one rep max.

WORKOUT PLANS
Plan your week, schedule sessions and track plan progress in the app.

STATISTICS
Full workout history with no limits. Weekly, monthly and yearly views. Per-exercise progress and 1RM tracking.

EXERCISE LIBRARY
200+ exercises to choose from, with more added regularly.

Your lifts. Your data. Your app.

Ratings and reviews

Not a fan of the new countdown timer for the rest time as it overlays the whole screen during the rest time which I used to use to scroll to see my next excercise in my routine. A setting perhaps or way to minimise the countdown would be nice

The UI is really great & app has no ads at all. It's free too, & easy to use but there is 2 cons which are :- 1st is Exercise Library is small, I can't find all the exercises that I do. 2nd is Exercise video section isn't in app like I've to go to YouTube to see tutorials. I personally don't mind with app size being big. As long as it's good. Again I like it but because of these 2 cons I can't use this app. Please add these features in the app. Because the app is so well made & I wanna use it.

Great app; does everything you need from supersets to full weekly plans, to where I've never been unable to specify some detail or do something. The default library of exercises is a bit weird and lacking, but that's fine because you can make your own -- it does mean there's a little bit of a setup hurdle though.

What’s new

🔍 A new exercise picker. Search the way you say it ("db bench", "rdl") and filter by muscle, equipment, movement, set-up or grip, with what you did recently and use most at the top. Each library exercise also now has step-by-step instructions and form tips on its Info tab.