Fast, but shallow
Quick logging is useful, but not when the history you build gives you little context for your next decision.
MuscleMetric combines fast workout logging with the depth of long-term performance analytics—helping you plan better sessions, record what actually happened and understand how your training is progressing.
Speed, detail or useful insight. MuscleMetric is being built so those do not have to be separate experiences.
Quick logging is useful, but not when the history you build gives you little context for your next decision.
Deep tracking loses value if entering a set during a real workout feels like admin.
Disconnected metrics are hard to act on when they are not tied back to the plan and the workout that produced them.
Core training tools are designed as one connected system—from the plan you make to the history you review later.
Set-by-set logging for reps, weight, time and distance, with rest timers, workout timing and clear exercise progression.
Review completed workouts by date, inspect exercise history and compare previous performances without losing context.
Volume, frequency, training trends, exercise-level progress and historical comparisons with clear visual feedback.
Connect goals to training plans, automatically track measurable progress and keep long-term targets visible.
Plans become workouts. Workouts contain exercises. Exercises contain completed sets. Your history remains connected instead of becoming a collection of isolated numbers.
User data is protected through account-level access controls and separated by user account.
Follow a session from the first tap to the progress view that changes after you finish.
MuscleMetric’s product principle is simple: measure real behaviour → understand progress → improve the next decision.
Metrics should be understandable. See how example calculations and product principles are presented.
Progress depends on repeatedly completing useful training—not chasing random daily scores. MuscleMetric is designed to keep the important parts obvious and the repetitive parts fast.
“I created MuscleMetric because I wanted a training app that I would genuinely keep using. Too many workout trackers were either fast but shallow, or detailed enough to be useful but awkward during an actual gym session.
I wanted one place where I could build a proper training plan, record exactly what I completed and look back far enough to understand whether I was really improving.
MuscleMetric started as a way to solve that problem for my own training. It has since grown into a larger goal: building a workout product that helps people stay consistent, understand their progress and make better decisions without unnecessary complexity.
The next stage is to connect that same training experience with personal trainers—giving coaches better tools without taking control away from how they choose to coach.”
A PT can switch between personal training and client management without mixing the two.
Searchable active, paused and former clients, with goals, notes, workout history, upcoming sessions and a focused list of clients who need attention.
Designed to remain usable with approximately 45–50 active clients.
Clear booking and payment states, transparent PT earnings and a planned 1% MuscleMetric platform fee on paid client session bookings.
Payment-provider, refund and payout details are not presented as final.
MuscleMetric will help coaches identify clients who may need attention by bringing together useful signals such as missed sessions, incomplete workouts, check-in changes and stalled progress.
Signals should explain why a client was surfaced and suggest possible next actions. They do not diagnose a client or make coaching decisions automatically.
The Coach roadmap will stay clearly separated from released features.
MuscleMetric is evolving through real-world usage, with stability and usefulness prioritised before unnecessary expansion.
Users will be able to submit suggestions and report issues.
Planned features are labelled honestly.
The roadmap prioritises stability and usefulness.
Metrics should be explainable.
Coaches and users remain in control of decisions.
If something is planned rather than released, it is labelled that way.
MuscleMetric’s core workout planning, logging, history and progress features are being made available without a paid-tier restriction. This does not imply that every future Coach service will necessarily be free.
MuscleMetric is currently available for iPhone. An Android release is not presented here as available until a verified store release exists.
Users can create and manage structured plans. MuscleMetric does not claim AI-generated workout plans as a released feature.
MuscleMetric focuses on recorded training behaviour and understandable progress trends rather than presenting uncertain readiness predictions as fact.
No. MuscleMetric Coach is part of the planned product roadmap and is not currently presented as a released feature.
Accounts are separated and access controls protect individual user data. Read the full Privacy Policy for the complete details.
An in-app feedback system is planned so users can submit suggestions and report issues. Until a live feedback route is published, the website does not invent a contact endpoint.
Plan the work. Log what happened. Build a history you can actually use.