Tracking read on the body. Every exercise plays as a real lift, every session ends as a map of the muscles you worked.
Most training apps show you a static thumbnail and a list of numbers. REPWIND shows you the movement, and then the body you just trained.
See the movement. Every exercise plays as a clip, and the body figure beside it lights up the muscles it works. In the library, nearly 300 movements, each with its own video.
Finish with a map, not a receipt. The session resolves into an anatomical heatmap: primary muscles in red, secondary in orange, everything else in grey.
Logging that keeps up. Weight and reps in two taps, or out loud. Rest starts itself, volume adds itself up.
Your data is yours. Form-check video is analysed on device and never uploaded. Export your whole history to CSV whenever you want.
The ten muscle groups, their anatomy and the exercises that load them. And a 1RM calculator using the same formula as the app.
Six comparisons written without flattery, each saying what the other one does better: Hevy, Strong, Fitbod, Jefit, FitNotes, Boostcamp.
A question before you install? Write to contact@agilemotion.fr.
The journal, the anatomical map and nearly 300 movements, each with its own video — free to start.