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Program sheets
Up to four active programs with blocks, order, and Schemes A/B/C. Max, volume, and estimated 1RM stay computed — workbook parity, not guesswork.
Notebook Gymbros
Programs, sessions, and progress in a workbook UI built for lifters who already think in schemes, RIR, and 1RM.
The problem
Templates scatter across Drive. Formulas break. Phone logging means squinting at rows while the rest timer runs. Notebook Gymbros keeps the workbook mental model and makes it usable in the gym.
Features
Program sheets
Up to four active programs with blocks, order, and Schemes A/B/C. Max, volume, and estimated 1RM stay computed — workbook parity, not guesswork.
Session log
Dense grid logging: exercise, scheme, up to five rep/weight pairs, RIR, RPE, and notes. Progressive set reveal keeps the sheet focused mid-session.
Progress graphs
Track top weight, volume, and estimated 1RM over time with scheme and date filters. Epley estimation with tested 1RM override when you have it.
Week + cardio
Map days to programs with comments. Log cardio with tempo, zone, output, and notes — same utility language as the strength sheets.
How it works
Lay out blocks and schemes the way you already do in a sheet. Computed Max / Vol / RM stay visible.
Enter sets under the bar with RIR and RPE. The grid autofills from your block so you stay fast.
Open graphs for weight, volume, and estimated 1RM. Export CSV or share program templates when you need to.
Waitlist
Drop your email. English and Norwegian supported in the app. We'll only write when there's something to download.
FAQ
Launch access is free for waitlist members. Ads may appear in-session; details will ship with the first public builds.
English and Norwegian (Norsk) throughout the app, including the exercise library.
Yes. Both platforms are in scope for launch. Join the waitlist and we'll notify you when store links go live.
Sign in with email, Google, or Apple. Training data syncs via cloud so your workbook follows you across devices.
No. The UI is intentionally spreadsheet-dense — programs, schemes, RIR/RPE, Max/Vol/1RM — for lifters who already train that way.