The Workout Tracker for Your Own Program.

Follow any program. Log every set. Come back next session — it's all there.

Every other app wants to be your coach. You already have one.

Apps that tell you what to do.

Generated plans, AI "coaches," nudge notifications. You didn't download a tracker to be told how to train.

Logging that takes longer than your rest period.

Six taps to record one set. Picker wheels. Modal on modal. By the time it's logged, you've lost the plot.

Features you'll never touch cluttering every screen.

Meal plans, sleep scores, a social feed, a marketplace. All sharing a screen with the one number you actually wanted.

Track Any Training Program.

Start your program.

5/3/1. PPL. A trainer's PDF. A YouTube routine. A spreadsheet you built yourself. Enter it once.

Log your sets.

Last session's weights are already there. Tap to confirm, edit only what changed. Done in seconds.

Finish. Come back.

Next session picks up exactly where you left off — same order, same loads, ready to go heavier.

See Last Session's Weights Instantly.

Your Program, Your Rules.

Build any split, any rep scheme, any progression model. We don't have opinions about how you should train — that's between you and your program.

Last Session, Auto-Loaded.

Open an exercise, last week's sets are already in the fields. Tap through what's the same, edit what's not. One-thumb logging between sets.

PRs Tracked Automatically.

Every 1RM, 3RM, 5RM, rep-max, volume record — detected the moment you hit it. No manual entry, no spreadsheet. Just a quiet little flag on the set.

Your PRs, Your Progress, Nothing Else.

Volume. PRs. Consistency. The three numbers that actually move the needle. No recovery scores, no readiness indexes, no mood journal.

Straight Answers.

What is the best workout tracker for your own program?

The best workout tracker for your own program is one that lets you log any training plan — a PDF from a trainer, a YouTube routine, or a spreadsheet you built yourself — without forcing its own coaching on top. Misura is built for exactly this: you bring the program, it handles the logging.

Is there a workout app that doesn't tell you what to do?

Yes. Misura is a logging-first iOS app with no AI coach, no generated plans, and no social feed. You decide the program; the app remembers last session's weights and tracks your PRs automatically.

How do I track my own training program on my iPhone?

Enter your exercises once, then log sets and reps each session. With Misura, last session's weights load instantly when you open an exercise, so you only tap what changed. PRs are detected automatically as you lift.

What workout apps let you bring your own plan?

Most mainstream apps push their own programs. Misura is built around bring-your-own-program — whether it's 5/3/1, a trainer's PDF, a push/pull/legs split, or anything else, you set it up once and log against it forever.

Built for lifters who already know what they're doing.

iOS launch coming soon. Be first to know — and first to log.