Your workout log, in iMessage
You do the reps.
Rudy keeps
the record.
Text your sets between sets. Come back to a clear history of what you lifted, without another app to keep up with.
No download. No credit card. Just Messages.
A workout, one conversation at a time. Illustrative conversation
A log that keeps up
From your first set
to your next session.
Type it however you want
Abbreviations, typos, half-sentences. “inc db press” and “incline dumbell bench” land in the same place. Correct it once, Rudy remembers your shorthand.
Corrects like a friend would
No edit screen, no long-press menu. Say what actually happened and Rudy amends the log.
Texts first when it matters
PRs, stalled lifts, the week you skipped legs twice. Rudy reaches out instead of waiting to be opened.
Your history, ready when you are
Open your dashboard to look back through every session, exercise and set, with volume and PR trends charted. Export it whenever you want.
Private by default
Your number is your account. Your training log belongs to you, and it stays that way.
Room to grow
Start with a set. Find your rhythm.
Logging is free forever. Step up when you want Rudy doing the thinking between sessions.
Free
Everything you need to stop forgetting what you lifted.
A few useful answers
Before your first set.
Less to figure out.
More time for your workout.
No. Rudy is a phone number. You text it from Messages like any other contact.
Tell it. "that was incline not flat" or "wrong weight, 205" and it amends the entry. Every correction also teaches the matcher your shorthand.
Yes. Everything you text lands in a real database, browsable in the web dashboard by session, exercise or lift. Export whenever you want.
One logged set is one set. Corrections, summaries and questions are free. Most people training three days a week land near the cap.
Only on Pro, and only when it has something useful: a PR, a stalled lift, a missed session you said you cared about. You can turn it off in settings.
Your next set is a good place to start
A little less admin.
A little more lifting.
Text your sets. Leave yourself something to build on.