Comparison Guide
The anti-spreadsheet workout tracker.
Spreadsheets are great for planning cycles at your desk. They are terrible on the gym floor with chalk on your hands.
Speed between sets
Fumbling to zoom in, tapping tiny grid cells with chalky hands, and manual keyboard entry.
Two taps to log your weight and reps. Pre-fills your previous numbers automatically.
Rest interval timing
Requires switching to the phone clock app or remembering when your last set ended.
Rest countdown triggers the instant you tap complete, with haptics on your Apple Watch.
Barbell plate calculation
Requires setting up complex custom formulas or doing plate math in your head while tired.
Instant plate-by-plate breakdown per side (25kg, 20kg, 15kg, 10kg) with visual sleeve guide.
PR & 1RM detection
Manual formula tracking that breaks when rep ranges or weight units change.
Live in-workout personal record celebration and automated 1RM calculations across all lifts.
Offline gym floor reliability
Sync conflicts, freezing sheets, and reload prompts when gym cell reception drops.
100% offline-first architecture. Logs instantly with or without internet.
Built for how you actually lift.
Keep your spreadsheets for macro planning if you want. Let RepEight handle the live execution between sets.
