Create routines.
Log workouts.
Share with friends.

LOGR is a social workout app for building routines, logging training, tracking progress, and sharing the work with friends and teammates. Whatever the session was, it goes in the same log.

Athletes, gym-goers, teams, coaches, and anyone who wants a better way to record and share their training. You do not need a team or a coach to use it.

Yes. LOGR has group, team, and community chats today, so a squad can share sessions and routines in one place. A coach can run the team chat. Coach tools, like assigning routines, are part of LOGR's direction rather than something you can use right now.

No. There is nothing to set up and no plan to buy. Start a workout with nothing in it and add exercises as you go, or save a routine from a post and run that instead.

Yes. Every feature is unlocked, with no subscription, no ads, and none of your history behind a paywall. Any future paid features will be clearly explained before they are introduced.

Yes. LOGR is on the App Store now in the United States and Canada, for iPhone on iOS 15.1 or later. We are still rolling out region by region, so if it is not showing up for you yet, use the regional notify list below and we will email you the moment it reaches you.

Not yet. Today you can attach photos to a post, up to 20 of them. Video is something we want to add, and it is not in the app right now.

Everything on LOGR is posted by other users and none of it is reviewed before it appears, so you may still run into something explicit or offensive even though it is not allowed. Two filters run, and they work differently. Slurs, harassment, and threats are censored at the database before the text is stored at all, on every surface people write on: posts, captions, comments, messages, profile text, and community names. No setting in the app turns that off, and a modified app cannot get unfiltered text through. Ordinary profanity is stored as written and masked when it is shown to you, by a Family-Friendly Language filter that is on by default for every account and that you can switch off for yourself in Settings.

You can report any post, comment, message, or account, with a reason. You can block any account from its profile, which removes the follow in both directions and hides content both ways; blocks are undone in Settings. Reports go into a moderation queue we review daily, and reported content, along with the accounts behind it, is acted on within 24 hours. The community guidelines spell out the rules and what we do about them.

No. Worth separating two things that share a word: LOGR works out your volume, your records and your streak, and that analysis is the whole point of the app. What it does not do is measure you. There is no analytics SDK, no advertising, and no third-party trackers in the app, we do not record which screens you open, and we do not sell your data. You can delete your account and everything in it from Settings. See the Privacy Policy for the detail.