FAQ

Progress & Tracking.

Charts, PRs, volume, and reading your data.

8 answers
What is workout volume? +

Weight times reps, summed across everything you lifted. It's the broadest single measure of how much work you're doing, which is why it leads the Progress tab.

What counts as a PR? +

A new best estimated one-rep max on a lift. Heavier weight or more reps at the same weight can both set one.

Why are there gaps in my chart? +

Rest days and skipped days show as empty space on purpose. A truthful axis beats a pretty one.

Can I open a past workout from the chart? +

Tap a bar, then tap View Workout in the tooltip.

What time ranges can I view? +

One week through all time. The week view runs Monday to Sunday.

What is the week streak? +

Consecutive weeks with at least one logged session. Miss a whole week and it resets — show up and it doesn't.

Why did my volume drop during deload week? +

By design — deload cuts volume roughly in half so you recover. A drop that week is the program working, not you slipping.

My volume went down but I got stronger. What gives? +

Volume and strength aren't the same number. Heavier weight for fewer reps can lower volume while your e1RM climbs — check the lift's Stats tab for the real story.

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