Lift like
you mean it.

My programs, built into an app. I write the plan and it tracks every set. You just show up and lift.

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Today's programmed workout in RepMax: Pull, Strength, day 18 of a push/pull/legs program.
The RepMax workout summary awarding a new estimated one-rep-max PR on deadlift, 185 to 191 kilograms.
Macro rings, daily calorie totals and AI food logging in RepMax.

Show up. I’ve already written the plan.

I’ve been writing programs for people for over five years. Open the app and today’s session is waiting: sets, reps and last week’s weights, ready to go.

My programs, day by day

Follow my programs session by session. Walk away mid-workout and it picks up right where you left off.

Every PR, caught

Estimated max, heaviest single and a best for every rep count, worked out from your sets. You lift; I’ll keep score.

Streaks that mean something

Twenty-five volume milestones, medals for real achievements, and a streak that only counts the days you actually trained.

Built for real gyms

Basements, garages, no bars. Log the whole session offline and it syncs when you’re back.

Eat for the program.

Food logging is where most people quit. Mine takes a sentence or a photo.

Snap it or type it

Photograph your plate or type “2 eggs, toast, 250g chicken”. Calories and macros come back for you to confirm.

Barcodes, too

Scan the label and the macros fill in. Save the foods and meals you eat all the time.

Targets that line up

Calorie and macro targets, how your week actually went, and your body weight alongside it.

Progress you can see

Volume over time, strength curves for every lift, and your full training history.

Let’s get to work.

I built RepMax for people who are actually under the bar. — Maxwell

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