A feed of real workouts
Every post carries the session: volume, time, exercises, and up to 10 photos. Save any routine you see and run it yourself.
TRAIN WITH FRIENDS
See the work.
Keep up with friends.
LOGR is a workout log with your friends in it. Post a session with its numbers and photos, tag who you trained with, and see who is ahead this month on a leaderboard of the people you follow.
- Real workouts, not just photos
- A private account if you want one
- Free, no ads
WHAT FRIENDS DO HERE
Accountability, built in.
A monthly leaderboard
You and the people you follow, ranked by lifts, volume, longest streak, sets, reps, or rest days. A new board every month.
Streaks and pokes
Your streak counts every day you train or rest. Poke a friend to nudge them to work out today.
Train together
Tag the friends you lifted with: the session's photos run from one person to the next, with one like and one comment thread.
Share a workout or your streak as a story card to Instagram or TikTok, or send it to a group chat in the app.
FAQ
Questions,
answered.
More on LOGR for teams, coaches, and college athletes.
Still need help? Contact support →
Do my friends need LOGR? +
To show up in your feed and on your leaderboard, yes. Invite them from your contacts or send them your profile link.
Who sees my workouts? +
You choose who can see each post, and you can make your whole account private so only people you approve can follow you. Settings can also blur photos from people you do not follow.
What is a poke? +
A nudge. Your friend gets a notification that you nudged them to work out today. You can poke each friend once a day.
Is it only for lifting? +
No. Runs, classes, and any other activity go in the same log and count for your streak.
Is LOGR free? +
Yes. Everything on this page is free, with no ads and no subscription. Any future paid features will be clearly explained before they are introduced.
GET LOGR
Free on the App Store.
For iPhone on iOS 15.1 or later, in the United States and Canada. No ads, and nothing to set up first.
