941 Reps: Workout Tracker

New: Food. Log what you eat beside your lifts, with menus from hundreds of chains' own nutrition pages. Your first week is free; your log stays in your own iCloud.

Reps is the workout tracker for every Apple screen — iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.

Most trackers make you fight a spreadsheet mid-set. Reps keeps the workout view quiet: plan the session, log each set in two taps, and let the progression engine decide what's next.

THE PROGRESSION ENGINE
Reps ships the actual math other apps hide behind "add weight when it feels easy": double progression, effort gates, comeback ramps after time off, and stall resets after three failed sessions. You always know why the next session asks what it asks.

EVERY APPLE SCREEN
• iPhone: plan, log, review — the whole gym flow
• Apple Watch: your day's sets on your wrist, logged in a tap
• Apple TV: your session on the living-room screen while you train, plus an optional viewer for your progress photos
• iPad + Mac: review progress, adjust the plan
• Widgets: today's session at a glance
• Dynamic Island + Lock Screen: your rest timer without unlocking

PROGRESS PICS
Stand on the mark, line up with the ghost of your last photo, and a hands-free shutter takes the shot. Front, side and back, lined up month after month. Reps encrypts your photos on your iPhone and keeps the vault behind Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode. Optional sync stores them in your private iCloud database, protected by Apple's encryption: sync never sends a photo to our servers, and Reps never adds one to your Photos library on its own. Show on Apple TV puts them on an Apple TV on the same iCloud account, you against a blurred backdrop: hold Select to reveal, Back or Menu to hide. The TV cannot take photos or change your originals.

FOOD
Log what you eat beside your training. The day is four meals with a ring for what's left; the add sheet opens on the foods you eat at this hour, then search, a barcode and label scanner, and a sentence typed the way you'd say it. Restaurant menus come from the chains' own nutrition pages, searchable by chain name, with menus by country in Settings. Group a plate's parts into one dish. Weight from Apple Health sits under your weigh-ins on the Body tab. A sticker on every food. Your first week of food is free to try; from there, logging is part of Reps Pro, and everything you logged stays yours in your own iCloud. Reps gives no nutrition or medical advice.

PRIVACY, PLAINLY
Your workout log is stored on your devices and can sync through your own iCloud account; progress photos sync only when you turn that on. Reps has no sign-in and no ads, and no photo ever goes to our servers. Erase all progress photos removes them from this iPhone and asks iCloud to delete its copy, once you type ERASE to confirm; if iCloud is unreachable, that part finishes when it is back.

BUILT TO STAY OUT OF YOUR WAY
• Two-tap set logging, effort ratings when you want them
• Apple Health integration — lift days in context
• Antagonist paired-set support for superset training
• No Reps account and no ads. Cloud AI planning sends training context to your selected provider when you request a plan.

FOR THE TERMINAL PEOPLE
Reps ships an MCP server and a CLI — ask your training log questions from Claude or your own tools.

REPS PRO
Your first 3 workouts and your first week of food are on us. From there, Reps Pro is one subscription for both: AI planning hosted by Reps (ask for any program; the plan adapts as you train; no API key needed) and food logging every day. Your workout log, your history and your Progress Pics stay free. US$7.99/month or US$49.99/year, local pricing shown in the app, auto-renewable. Payment charged to your Apple Account; renews unless canceled 24h before period end; manage in Account settings.

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