PLANOMAD You already know how to train. Three seconds to log. The rest is training.
Only the exercises you are doing today. Nothing else on the screen.
Two people, one set each, in turns. You log their set from your phone.
The finished workout, one card on your photo. One link, and anyone can follow it.
One lift, sent as a dare. Their record right next to yours.
An assistant that comes only when called. It already knows your log.
Three seconds, without breaking the flow. See last time, go straight to the next set.
A timer that holds the interval. Rest between sets, measured exactly.
Detail for every exercise. Down to how each machine loads.
Time and calories at a glance. Cardio and lifting add up to the day.
Calories and macros, logged simply. The whole day’s eating at a glance.
Change that numbers alone don't hold.
Seen for yourself, in photographs.
Yes. With partner workout, the two of you take turns and log each other’s sets. You both just need REDDY.
Workouts, cardio, meals and body records are unlimited on the free tier. Only reusable routines and meal templates are capped at two; beyond that it is a subscription. Records you have already logged stay, subscription or not. REDDY Assistant answers three questions a day on the free plan, one more for each ad you choose to watch, and thirty with a subscription.
Pick the maker and model from the machine catalogue and REDDY counts the weight the way that machine counts it, telling plate-per-side machines apart from single-stack ones. The catalogue holds 1,739 machines from 27 manufacturers.
Yes. Records save to your device first and sync automatically once you are back online.
Yes. Your full workout history exports as a CSV file, in a format other logs can read.
One PLANOMAD account covers both, and the whole history comes back when you change devices.
Only when you ask for one. On the free plan, once the day’s three REDDY Assistant questions are used, you can watch an ad for one more. Nothing interrupts a workout, and your records are never used for advertising.
A training log needs less than you think. We took out everything extra and kept only the essentials.