Mus Hustle: Workout Tracker

The fastest way to log your strength training. Track sets, reps,
and weights in seconds — not minutes. See your progress build,
week after week.

Mus Hustle is a workout tracker built for people who actually go
to the gym. No bloated meal plans. No generic routines you'll
never follow. Just a clean, fast log that stays out of your way
and shows you exactly how far you've come.

WHY LIFTERS CHOOSE MUS HUSTLE

• Log a set in 2 taps. Weight, reps, done. Rest timer starts
automatically.
• See your entire week at a glance — swipe to any day, past
or future.
• Exercises organized by muscle group with icons and counters.
• Personal records detected automatically. Hit a new PR?
You'll know instantly.

CHARTS THAT ACTUALLY MOTIVATE YOU

Track your strength trends over time with clear, visual progress
graphs. See how your bench, squat, or any exercise has grown —
not just numbers, but real curves going up.

HEALTHKIT BUILT IN

Steps, distance, calories burned, body weight — all pulled from
Apple Health automatically. All-time records right on your home
screen. One app, full picture.

TRAIN WITH YOUR CREW

Create a team and invite friends with a code or QR scan. See
each other's workouts, PRs, streaks, and comebacks in a shared
achievement feed. React with emoji when your buddy hits a new
max. Free teams support up to 5 members.

DESIGNED FOR THE GYM

• Sign in with Apple — no passwords
• Works offline, syncs when you're back

MUS HUSTLE PRO

Everything above is free, forever. Pro adds peace of mind:

• Cloud backup & restore — your history, safe on any device
• Unlimited workout history — every set, every rep, every PR
• Teams up to 100 members

Choose monthly, yearly, or lifetime.

Payment is charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of
purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless turned off at
least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage in
Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions.

Standard Apple Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/