Cadence LiftA workout log for people who lift

Your last set.
Your next move.

See what you lifted last time. Log what you do today. Cadence keeps your sets, rest, and progress close at hand, so your workout can keep moving.

Free core. No ads. No account needed to log.
Optional Cadence Pro unlocks AI Coach.

Take a closer look
Know what to beat next. Cadence iPhone preview: the next leg press set prefilled at 360 × 12, suggested from yesterday and marked as beating your last best set, with a checkmark to save it
iPhone previews from the current App Store screenshots, with example workout data. Android layout differs.
Weight
Know what you lifted.
Reps
Remember every set.
Rest
Keep your own pace.

During the workout

Less to remember.
More room to focus.

The last session, the next set, and the tools you reach for between them. All in the same workout log.

A suggestion you can check.

Your previous workout stays visible. Prefilled weight and reps come with a source, so you can match the suggestion or change it. When it fits, one tap saves the set.

Rest at your pace.

Choose strength, hypertrophy, or conditioning to set your default rest timing. Adjust it by exercise or set type. Local notifications let you put the phone down between sets.

Your routine, with room to change.

Start with Push/Pull/Legs, Upper/Lower, Arnold, PHUL, Bro Split, or Full Body. Edit the exercises and rep ranges, create your own exercises, and log warmups, drop sets, or rest-pause sets.

The small tools, already there.

Work in pounds or kilograms, calculate the plates for your bar, and undo an accidental save. Weekday reminders help you make time for the next workout.

Keep your workout on your wrist.

Apple Watch and Wear OS companions let you follow the active workout and log sets. On Apple Watch, use the Digital Crown to adjust weight. Each companion works with its paired phone.

Let your health app join in.

With your permission, save finished workouts and body-weight entries to Apple Health or Health Connect. On iPhone, you can also record workout effort for Apple Health Training Load. These connections are optional.

Finish strong. Know what’s next. Cadence iPhone workout recap: Pull complete in 43 minutes across 5 exercises, 14.1k lb volume, 14 working sets, and a next-time target beside each exercise
An example workout recap from the current iPhone App Store screenshots. Your recap reflects the sets you log.

After the workout

See the work
adding up.

A heavier set. An extra rep. A month of showing up. Look back at your own history to see what changed.

Personal records, found for you
Heaviest weight, estimated one-rep maximum, and single-set volume are calculated from your logged sets. Estimates are reference points, not a prescription for what to lift.
A view beyond today
Review exercise trends, weekly sessions, a 12-week activity heatmap, and volume by muscle group.
History you can take with you
Export a completed session as Markdown or JSON, or save a full JSON backup from Settings. You choose where the file goes.

Already keeping a log?

Bring your history.
Keep your momentum.

Import a CSV export from Strong on iPhone or Android. The iPhone app also imports Hevy and FitNotes exports, so your previous workouts can become part of the picture.

Starting fresh? Pick an editable starter routine or build your own with the exercise library. There is no account setup to get through first.

Get help with your workout log

Beyond the barbell

Cardio counts.
Company is optional.

Cardio in the same log
Time runs, walks, rides, rows, swims and more, indoors or out. Follow an easy, steady or interval plan with a warm-up and cool-down, enter distance from your watch or machine, and track a weekly minute goal and your longest and farthest efforts.
Communities, only if you want them
Communities stay off until you turn them on in Settings. They use a separate pseudonymous account with no email address, and logging still needs no account. Join with a code or an invite link, work toward a shared weekly goal, post, comment and give kudos. Nothing from your workout history is shared until you choose a workout and review its preview, and you can report or block members.

Your training.
Your choice.

Your workout history is stored on your phone. Cadence has no advertising SDKs or third-party analytics, and you do not need a profile or public feed to use it.

Optional features have their own data flows: Coach messages send training context to our service and Anthropic (Claude), Communities use a separate account and send what you choose to share to our service, iPhone Live Activities use a timer relay, and health connections need your permission. Anthropic deletes Coach content within 30 days by default, with safety-related exceptions described in the privacy policy. You choose whether to use these features.

Read the full privacy policy

Before your
first set.

Visit support
Do I need an account or a subscription?

No account is needed to log. Workout logging, routines, history, stats, watch companions, health integrations, and export remain free, with no ads. Cadence Pro is an optional monthly or yearly subscription for AI Coach.

How does the AI Coach work?

Cadence Pro unlocks the optional Coach, which can discuss the training you have logged, including sets, personal records, and your training goal. When you open Coach, the notice appears before its subscription screen. Review the short sharing notice and choose Turn on the coach to enable it. Sending a message sends relevant training context and conversation to our service and Anthropic's Claude. If Claude cannot answer, Coach shows an error you can retry; it does not send the request to another AI provider. Anthropic deletes Coach content within 30 days by default, with safety-related exceptions described in the privacy policy. You can use every core workout feature without Coach. AI responses can be wrong and are not medical advice; see the privacy policy for the full data flow.

Can I move my history to another phone?

Yes: export a user-owned JSON backup from Settings → Data, save the file somewhere you control, then import it on the new device. Keep a backup before uninstalling or replacing your phone. Continuous phone-to-phone sync is not available. Version 1.2 has a temporary read-only recovery path for archives from the earlier iPhone iCloud feature; check your installed version and the support page for those steps.

Will the rest timer work with the screen locked?

The phone schedules a local rest notification, so you do not need to keep the app open. Notifications must be allowed, and Focus, Do Not Disturb, or battery settings can affect alerts. On iPhone, Live Activities also put the timer on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island on supported devices.

Which phones and watches are supported?

iPhone requires iOS 18 or later, with an Apple Watch companion for watchOS 10 or later. Android phones require Android 9 or later. Check Google Play on your watch for Wear OS compatibility and availability. The screenshots here show the iPhone app; Android has its own layout.

Make your next set count.

Start your free workout log on iPhone or Android.