Track every
rep. Every
set. Every PR.
A workout app for Olympic lifting, CrossFit and Hyrox. Terminal-grade density. Native ergonomics on iOS and Android. No fluff, no ads.
Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
Five tools that cover the entire training loop, program, execute, log, review, repeat.
Inline set logging.
Tap reps, weight, RPE inline. Native wheel pickers on iOS and Android. Swipe to skip, fail or delete. The fastest way to log a heavy single between sets.
Five live timer modes.
AMRAP, For Time, EMOM, Tabata, Interval. 280pt radial clock, interval ladders, haptic round logging. Built for one-handed use mid-WOD.
Volume + intensity, weekly.
12-week volume bars, 7×12 intensity heatmap, per-lift PR history with e1RM curves. Honest numbers, no vanity metrics.
Block-based programming.
Ship cycles as Block A / B / C with letter-badged sections. Programming notation lifters already read, `5 × 3 @ 85%`, `EMOM 10 @ 185 LB`.
Your data, on your device.
Local-first. Cloud sync via iCloud or Google Drive is optional. No ads, no third-party trackers, no data sold. Export everything as CSV anytime.
Designed like a terminal.
Operated like a phone.
Today
Daily landing, week strip, volume, heatmap, today's WOD.
Live Session
Inline set logging with status dots.
Live Clock
EMOM, AMRAP, For Time. Big numerics, haptic confirms.
Workout tracker pricing.
Free, Pro or AI. Cancel anytime.
Start today. Log your sessions and build your history.
- Inline set logging
- All 5 live timer modes
- Last 30 days of history
- Block programming, read only
- Local storage on your device
For serious athletes who live by the numbers.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited history & PR tracking
- Volume + intensity analytics
- Block programming, full
- iCloud / Google Drive backup
Everything in Pro, plus an AI coach that thinks with you.
- Everything in Pro
- AI personalised programming
- Smart training advice
- Automatic deload detection
- Conversation driven log analysis
| Feature | Free Free | Pro €12.99 Most popular | AI €3.99/m |
|---|---|---|---|
| CORE | |||
| Inline set logging | |||
| Live timers | |||
| Block programming | |||
| Session history | 30 days | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| PRO | |||
| Analytics & heatmaps | Basic | Full | Full |
| Cloud sync | |||
| Data export | |||
| Support | Community | Priority | |
| AI | |||
| AI coach | |||
Trusted by lifters,
coaches and competitors.
Finally an app that doesn't try to gamify my training. It just shows me the numbers, clean, fast, accurate.
I switched from a spreadsheet I'd been using for six years. Squatify is the first app that respected how I already think about programming.
The EMOM clock alone is worth it. Big, readable, and the haptic on round complete means I never miss a minute.
Logging a heavy single between sets used to break my flow. With the wheel pickers I'm done in two seconds and back under the bar.
I program 14 athletes. The block notation is identical to how I write training on paper. Zero translation overhead.
Heatmap is brutal in the best way. Two glances and I know exactly which week I slacked. Honest data wins.
Questions, answered.
No marketing fog.
Still stuck? Email support@squatify.app, a human responds within a day.
Two ways to get in
Pick what fits. Waitlist for launch updates, or apply as a beta tester and help shape the app.
Start logging in
under 30 seconds.
Free during beta. iOS 17+ and Android 10+. iCloud or Google Drive sync.
Before you install.
Which iOS and Android versions are supported?
iOS 17 or newer on iPhone and iPad. Android 10 (API 29) or newer on phones and tablets. Older versions are blocked at install time so you never hit a broken build.
How does iCloud and Google Drive sync work?
Sync is opt-in. On iOS your data lives in your private iCloud container. On Android it lives in a hidden Squatify folder in your Google Drive app data. Both are end-to-end encrypted, scoped to your account, and never touch our servers.
Can I switch between iOS and Android later?
Yes. Export a CSV or JSON bundle from Settings → Export on the old device, then import it on the new one. iCloud and Google Drive don't talk to each other, so the export is the bridge between platforms.