Run a 10-minute trial
Build one routine, log a workout, correct a past set, inspect a previous performance, export data, and find the renewal price. Friction appears quickly.
Features that compound
Reliable history, exercise aliases, plate inventory, RPE, rest timers, progression hints, and clean exports become more valuable over months. Social feeds and coaching are preferences, not universal requirements.
Protect the exit
Confirm that export preserves dates, units, exercise names, set types, notes, and RPE. A tracker should make your own history portable.
Questions, answered plainly
What is the minimum useful workout tracker?+
Fast set logging, previous performance, editable history, routines, rest timing, and a usable export cover the core loop.
Does BurnHour have a tracker?+
The web strength tools are live; the native workout tracker is coming soon.
Do I need an account to use the calculator?+
No. The web calculators are free and run in your browser without an account.