Remember every weight you’ve ever lifted.
No sets, no reps, no workout plans. Gym Memory remembers the weight you last put on the bar — for every exercise — and graphs your way up. Logging takes two taps.
Three steps. That’s the whole app.
Pick your exercises
Choose from the built-in library — every common lift, organized by muscle group — or create your own with a custom name and icon.
Log the weight
Two taps at the end of a set: adjust with the stepper, hit log. The app opens on your last weight, so there's nothing to remember.
Watch the line climb
Every exercise gets a progress graph with exact points and a dated history. A month from now you'll see how far you've come.
Workout apps fail because they ask too much.
Sets, reps, rest timers, RPE, supersets — most gym trackers turn every session into data entry, and by week three you’ve stopped logging. Gym Memory keeps exactly one number per exercise: the working weight. It’s the number you actually forget between sessions, and the one that shows real progress over months.
Walk to the rack, open the exercise, and the weight is right there — with a graph of every point on your way up. Log the new weight in two taps and put the phone away.
Free to start. One upgrade, ever.
Questions, answered.
What does Gym Memory do?
One thing: it remembers the weight you put on the bar. Open the exercise, tap log — next session you know exactly where you left off, with a graph of your progress.
Is it free?
Track up to 5 exercises free, forever. Gym Memory Plus — $28.99/year with a 7-day free trial — unlocks unlimited exercises.
Which exercises are included?
All the common gym lifts, organized by muscle group — chest, back, legs, shoulders, arms and core. Anything missing, you add as a custom exercise with its own icon.
Does it track sets, reps or workouts?
No — by design. One number per exercise: the weight. That's what makes logging take two taps instead of two minutes.
Does it support kg and lbs?
Yes — switch in your profile anytime; every weight, graph and stepper converts instantly.
Can I edit or delete logged weights?
Every entry in an exercise's history can be removed individually — the graph updates immediately.
How do I sign in?
Email plus a one-time code. No passwords, no social login.
Where does it run?
iOS and the web at gymmemory.com — one account, same data everywhere. Android is on the way.
Your next session starts where the last one ended.
Sign in with your email — same passwordless flow as the mobile app. Track 5 exercises free, no card required.