Track the work. Keep it yours.

Log every set, build flexible programs, and share workouts without putting your training behind a subscription or an account wall.

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Example workout · Lower A

Week 3

Warm-up ladder

Default
Rung 140% × 5
Rung 260% × 3
Rung 3 · optional80% × 1
01Barbell Squat
SETWEIGHTREPS · RPEDONE
1185 lb5 · 7
2185 lb5 · 7.5
3185 lb5 · —
Auto-saved as you goMark each set complete when the work is done.

The essentials, without the usual tradeoffs.

Freethe core app, forever
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Know the next jump.

When a lift comes in easy, Cruciferous Greens suggests the next weight, labeled with exactly what it's based on: your last session, your RPE, your rules. Tap to apply, or ignore it. Nothing changes unless you say so.

Top set 5 @ RPE 7, your +5 lb rule

Top set 5 @ RPE 8, your +5 lb rule

Top set 5 @ RPE 8, reps climb before the load moves

  • Only real history. No suggestions for lifts you haven't logged.
  • Labeled basis. Every suggestion says which rule and session it came from.
  • Your rules. Fixed pounds or percent, rep ranges, per-exercise overrides, deloads.

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