A logbook that never runs out of pages.

The training logbook for lifters who train for size. Start from a program, log every session against the last one, and see what moved.

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Three steps, on repeat.

Loog follows how training actually works: plan it, do it, check it, and go again.

  1. 1

    Program

    Start from a program and its workouts: exercises, sets, rep ranges, rest and effort targets.

    Push Pull Legs

    • Push5 exercises
    • Pull5 exercises
    • Legs6 exercises
  2. 2

    Session

    Train with your plan and last session's numbers in front of you. Tick a set and the rest timer starts.

    Barbell Bench Press

    1. Set 180 × 8
    2. Set 280 × 8
    3. Set 380 × 7
  3. 3

    Track progress

    See what moved for every exercise and every session, then adjust the program.

    Barbell Bench Press

    +3.1% vs last session

Then back to step 1, a little stronger.

Built around what moves your training.

Everything in Loog earns its place. This is what makes the difference.

  • Focused sessions

    Your sets, last session's numbers and a rest timer. That is the whole session screen.

    Barbell Bench Press

    1. Set 180 × 8
    2. Set 280 × 8
    3. Set 380 × 7
    Rest
  • Charts that answer something

    Volume, load per rep and total reps for every exercise. Nothing to decode, nothing for show.

    VolumeLoad per repTotal reps

    1,897 kg

  • Loog adapts to you

    A curated library divided by movement pattern. Add your own exercises and variants, with the equipment you actually have.

    Barbell Bench PressChest, Barbell
    Lat Pulldown Machine (Elbows Out)Lats, Machine
    Barbell Squat (Quad Focus)Quadriceps, Barbell
  • Every type of exercise

    Bodyweight, weighted and assisted lifts count with the body weight you log.

    Body weight 80 kg

    Pull-Up (Elbows Out)BW80 kg
    Weighted Pull-Up (Elbows Out)+10 kg90 kg
    Assisted Chest Dip Machine-20 kg assist60 kg
  • Effort, when you want it

    Optional RIR on every set. Skip it while you learn, use it to steer your training when you are ready.

    Track effort

    Just weight and reps.

  • Nothing to install or update

    Open it in the browser on your phone, tablet or computer, and add it to your home screen.

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Progress you can read between sets.

No dashboards to decode. Each screen answers one question, measured against your last session.

Did I beat last time?

After every session, the summary compares your volume with the last time you did that workout, overall and for every exercise.

Volume

9,843kg

+4.1%+388 kg

Duration

58min

Sets

17

Exercises

5

Barbell Bench Press
3 sets · 1,897.5 kg

+3.1%+58 kg

Incline Dumbbell Bench Press
3 sets · 1,056 kg

+4.8%+48 kg

Barbell Overhead Press
3 sets · 1,035 kg

-1.4%-15 kg

Is this exercise moving?

Every exercise keeps its own history: volume, load per rep and total reps, session after session.

Is every muscle getting its sets?

Each workout counts the sets planned for every muscle, so you can check the plan against your goal.

The small things, done properly.

The details you notice on set four, when you are tired and just want to log and lift.

Push

  1. Barbell Bench Press3 × 6-8, rest 2 min 30 s
  2. Incline Dumbbell Bench Press3 × 8-10, rest 2 min
  3. Dumbbell Lateral Raise3 × 12-15A1
  4. Triceps Pushdown3 × 10-12, rest 1 min 30 sA2

Written by lifters, not generated by AI.

Every exercise, its movement pattern, muscles and instructions is written or checked by people who train and coach.

- The Loog team

Barbell Hip Thrust

  • Main muscleGlutes
  • EquipmentBarbell
  • Movement patternHip thrust
  • Instructions5 steps
Checked by a coach

Pencilled in.

What we are building next. Not in the app yet, so it stays in pencil for now.

  • Coaches

    Coaches manage their clients, and lifters share their logbook with their coach.

  • Richer progress tracking

    Progress photos, and body measurements beyond body weight.

Missing something you need in your training?

Questions, answered.

Your next session goes on page one.

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