One Fitness Hub

Every feature in the fitness tracker, on one page.

Explore workout, nutrition and body tracking, or see how Coach Mode connects a coach’s plan with a client’s daily log. Pick a feature to see how it works.

Logging a back squat on a phone: the last six sessions' PR, average weight and volume, this session's totals, a best estimated one-rep max of 205.9 lb, and the first set of 175 lb for 5.

Workout tracking

Weight, reps, e1RM and volume, calculated as you go.
Today's session in the Log on a phone: 40 minutes and 8,580 lb of total volume, with Barbell Row, Bench Press and Back Squat listed with PR tags, and the session's active calories added to the day's nutrition budget.

Review any session

Everything from one training day in one editable list.
Exercise History on a phone: an October workout calendar with every training day marked, above session summaries with length, strength volume and the lifts done.

See your consistency

A calendar of every day you trained, searchable.
The Body check-in sheet on a phone: a date picker, a weight of 171.8 lb with minus and plus buttons, Add measurements and Add photos, and Save check-in with Share.

Track your body

Weight and body fat % over time, and any two check-ins side by side.
Compare front progress photos at two dates, faces blurred.

Compare progress photos

Two dated check-ins side by side, with matching photo angles.
Nutrition's Day view on a phone: a calorie ring with 273 kcal left of 1,384, 1,111 eaten and 1,884 burned, protein, carb, fat and water rings, and Add food and Scan buttons.

Food and nutrition tracking

Calories and macros, with targets from your own weigh-ins.
The Workout of the day form on a phone: Fran, For Time, a finish time of 6 minutes 52 seconds, Scaled selected, with time cap fields and the workout text below.

CrossFit-style WOD tracking

For Time, AMRAP, EMOM and more, beside your lifts.
The Peptides Today screen on a phone: a tirzepatide card due at 7:00 PM with its plan, Taken, Log and Plan buttons and its last three doses, then a vitamin B12 card.

Peptide & GLP-1 shot tracking

Doses, vials, injection sites and reminders, for adults 18+.
My Profile's Strength charts on desktop: the Big 3 Dashboard of estimated one-rep max for bench press, back squat and deadlift, and the Strength Dashboard of weekly volume, best e1RM and session days.

Desktop & analytics

The same log, turned into trend-line dashboards.
The activity feed on a phone: Maya Torres's shared session with Barbell Row, Bench Press and Back Squat, each with its top set and estimated one-rep max, and like and comment buttons.

Community feed

Share sessions, react and comment, stay accountable together.

The progress photos in these screenshots are shown with permission, with faces blurred.

One fitness tracker for four areas

One Fitness Hub keeps lifting, WODs, nutrition and body check-ins on one account, on Android and in any mobile or desktop browser. Each area feeds the others where it should: a logged workout can add its active calories to the day's nutrition budget, your latest weigh-in is the starting point for calorie targets, and your sets build the estimated maxes behind the leaderboards. A WOD never changes an estimated max or a 1000+ total.

Targets, body fat and estimated maxes are fitness estimates, and nutrition targets are for adults 18 and over. Your food log is private, and workouts and check-ins stay private until you share them.

See how that compares with other apps, feature by feature, in the fitness app comparison.

Calculators and guides.

See it work by putting one workout in.

Every feature above starts from the same first step.

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