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Train Smarter. Lift Stronger. Volumes is a modern strength training app designed to make workout logging effortless and progressive overload easy to understand. Whether you’re following a structured powerlifting programme, bodybuilding split, or simply tracking your sessions at the gym, Volumes helps you focus on training instead of managing spreadsheets or complicated workout apps.
Hi Product Hunt — I’m David, the maker of Volumes.
Volumes is a strength training app for iPhone and iPad & Apple Watch, built around a focused workout log and a clearer view of your progress.
One of my main goals for Volumes was iPad specific views that make use of the additional screen real estate with useful graphs and metrics, and the addition of Apple Intelligence for analysing your progress against your last few sessions.
During a session, you can record sets, weights and reps, use rest timers, and compare what you’re doing with your previous workout. Guidance based on recent performance helps put those numbers in context while you train.
You can create your own routines with rep targets, set types and supersets, or get started with prebuilt routines. After training, add a reflection, review a session summary, and explore personal records, estimated 1RM and longer term trends.
The iPad layout gives the workout log and live analytics room to sit together, so you can see more of the session at once.
I’d love to hear what you find most useful in a workout log, and where Volumes could make your training easier to follow. What’s the one thing you always want to know before your next set?
Thanks for taking a look — I’m looking forward to your feedback.
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About Volumes on Product Hunt
“Your Intelligent Workout Log”
Volumes was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #154 on the daily leaderboard. Train Smarter. Lift Stronger. Volumes is a modern strength training app designed to make workout logging effortless and progressive overload easy to understand. Whether you’re following a structured powerlifting programme, bodybuilding split, or simply tracking your sessions at the gym, Volumes helps you focus on training instead of managing spreadsheets or complicated workout apps.
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David White
Hi Product Hunt — I’m David, the maker of Volumes.
Volumes is a strength training app for iPhone and iPad & Apple Watch, built around a focused workout log and a clearer view of your progress.
One of my main goals for Volumes was iPad specific views that make use of the additional screen real estate with useful graphs and metrics, and the addition of Apple Intelligence for analysing your progress against your last few sessions.
During a session, you can record sets, weights and reps, use rest timers, and compare what you’re doing with your previous workout. Guidance based on recent performance helps put those numbers in context while you train.
You can create your own routines with rep targets, set types and supersets, or get started with prebuilt routines. After training, add a reflection, review a session summary, and explore personal records, estimated 1RM and longer term trends.
The iPad layout gives the workout log and live analytics room to sit together, so you can see more of the session at once.
I’d love to hear what you find most useful in a workout log, and where Volumes could make your training easier to follow. What’s the one thing you always want to know before your next set?
Thanks for taking a look — I’m looking forward to your feedback.