GymBook ・ Strength Training
Workout Planner・Logger・Tracker
Free · In-App Purchases · Designed for iPad
Here is GymBook, your fitness app to efficiently create, log and analyze your workouts at the gym - all in a beautiful and minimalist user interface.
MANAGE YOUR WORKOUTS
• Create your workout with your own exercises or choose from the 50+ simple exercises with animated images and visualizations of the affected primary and secondary muscle groups
• Group and sort your exercises within a workout
• Define the sets, weight and reps you want to perform for each exercise
• Define different settings for your sets of an exercise (e.g. for warm up sets or pyramid training)
• Archive workouts you don't actively use and keep them for statistics or for later use
MANAGE YOUR EXERCISES
• Edit the preloaded exercises
• Create your own exercises (cardio and stretching exercises also supported)
• Assign a region, primary and secondary muscle groups, equipment and write down notes for your exercises
• Add a photo to your exercises
WORK OUT!
• Fast logging and tracking of your workout
• Log your workout on your wrist with GymBook for Apple Watch
• Extend your logs with notes to add additional information
• Immediately see how you did last time
• Use the pre-filled picker views for fast logging and Quick-Log for super fast logging
• Quickly access logs from within a workout, including the graphical statistics
• Change the workout date (if you want to log previous workouts)
• Immediately see your exercise statistics in a configurable, interactive line graph
• Move automatically to the next exercise of your workout after saving a log (configurable)
• The workout screen immediately shows a detailed overview about today's workout
• The innovative "Workout Matrix" gives you always a detailed overview about your current workout
• Live Activities show your current workout right on your Lock Screen or on your Dynamic Island
• After completing a workout, a summary shows your performance as well as your heat map and lets you analyze your progress compared to last time
• Completed workouts are saved to the Health app (with date, start time, end time, duration, name and optionally active calories and heart rate) and to Strava
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• Time your rests with the adjustable timer which also works when you set your device to sleep or close your app: you can configure your preferred timer duration, have a primary and a secondary timer (even specific to an exercise), choose between a classic or a graphical timer, have different timer sounds and more
• Receive a detailed analysis of your performance thanks to the interactive line graphs, doughnut charts, and/or radar charts
• Track your body measurements and analyze your progress in interactive line graphs: some body measurements (weight, height, body fat percentage and waist circumference) will also be synced with the Health app
• Export your logs as XML and CSV file and export a backup as a database file
• Synchronize your data with iCloud
• Change the appearance of GymBook and choose from one of 9 great designs, each one available in both light and dark mode
*Some special functions can be activated with GymBook Pro.
SUPPORT: GymBook supports metric (kilograms, meters) and imperial (pounds, feet) system of units.
NOTE: GymBook is developed by gym experts, for gym experts. Therefore it focuses on YOUR workouts and provides only example workouts for better orientation.
TERMS OF USE: https://gymbookapp.com/terms.
more It is so rare to find a health app of this calibre and quality that isn’t a subscription. Gym Book is feature-packed, easy to use, highly customisable and informative. On top of that, the support team were friendly and helpful when I reached out to them. Gym Book is everything I was looking for in a fitness app and more, which made accessing all of the premium features for such a low onetime fee a no brainer. Even the free version will add value to many people starting out on the fitness journey. One thing that I’d like to see added in the future is a catalogue of pre-made, template workouts that we can download and customise. It could also be great if we were able to share our workouts to a Gym Book cloud so that other users could download them for inspiration etc. To be clear, there are some workout examples provided by Gym Book, but the app is light in this regard. I believe having more ready-made, workout templates could potentially attract more users.Overall, I’m a massive fan of Gym Book. I’m enjoying it more with every use and I can’t recommend it highly enough. I look forward to its continued evolution and wish the developers all the success they deserve.
It is so rare to find a health app of this calibre and quality that isn’t a subscription. Gym Book is feature-packed, easy to use, highly customisable and informative. On top of that, the support team were friendly and helpful when I reached out to them. Gym Book is everything I was looking for in a fitness app and more, which made accessing all of the premium features for such a low onetime fee a no brainer. Even the free version will add value to many people starting out on the fitness journey. One thing that I’d like to see added in the future is a catalogue of pre-made, template workouts that we can download and customise. It could also be great if we were able to share our workouts to a Gym Book cloud so that other users could download them for inspiration etc. To be clear, there are some workout examples provided by Gym Book, but the app is light in this regard. I believe having more ready-made, workout templates could potentially attract more users.Overall, I’m a massive fan of Gym Book. I’m enjoying it more with every use and I can’t recommend it highly enough. I look forward to its continued evolution and wish the developers all the success they deserve.
Using generic spreadsheets provided by an online program is all well and good however there’s always the weird exercise you either hate or don’t have the kit for. Once I’d gained some weight training experience, I wanted to create my own program based on ‘best’ exercises for muscle group growth, which meant a heat map would be ideal to ensure I was hitting all the major muscle groups, this app has this.I took the apps premium option which at under $10 was a bargain. Next it was down to the exercises, most but not all are in the app with form animations, those that aren’t can be added manually by including the target and secondary muscles.With the program designed it was onto the workouts, most of the icons in the app are multifunctional with press/hold revealing different features, at first this is frustrating but soon becomes a great way to navigate the app whilst keeping its appearance uncluttered. One great feature I want to highlight is the customisable rest period timer between sets, this is great for focusing on your rest without having to constantly watch check.As you can see the previous logs for each exercise when it comes to reviewing and adjusting for progressive overload, it’s really easy to make your periodic adjustments. My spreadsheet has been retired and this app is now my gym companion. Not 5 stars as the features could be better explained in an onboarding post
Using generic spreadsheets provided by an online program is all well and good however there’s always the weird exercise you either hate or don’t have the kit for. Once I’d gained some weight training experience, I wanted to create my own program based on ‘best’ exercises for muscle group growth, which meant a heat map would be ideal to ensure I was hitting all the major muscle groups, this app has this.I took the apps premium option which at under $10 was a bargain. Next it was down to the exercises, most but not all are in the app with form animations, those that aren’t can be added manually by including the target and secondary muscles.With the program designed it was onto the workouts, most of the icons in the app are multifunctional with press/hold revealing different features, at first this is frustrating but soon becomes a great way to navigate the app whilst keeping its appearance uncluttered. One great feature I want to highlight is the customisable rest period timer between sets, this is great for focusing on your rest without having to constantly watch check.As you can see the previous logs for each exercise when it comes to reviewing and adjusting for progressive overload, it’s really easy to make your periodic adjustments. My spreadsheet has been retired and this app is now my gym companion. Not 5 stars as the features could be better explained in an onboarding post
This is unbelievably good! I’ve used it for about a year and finally felt compelled to write a review as it’s just so incredible. Firstly - it’s a one and done fee, I’ve never been charged a penny more which feels so rare (if not virtually impossible) these days. Moving through the app during a workout is frictionless and fast. And the library of exercises is top tier. Super easy for any fitness level to follow. I was completely new to the gym and by your 2nd week it’s easy to feel the sense of reward seeing graphs with your progress. Only two suggestions are community packs (ie. It would be great to download workouts curated by others, not just mine) and slightly cleaner UI (it’s the best out there for gym tracking but still feels a little dated). Great work team!! Cannot recommend this app enough. It’s easily in the top 5 apps on my phone that I use weekly.
Developer Response Hi ScottRatedThisApp - Thank you for your amazing review! We’re so glad GymBook has made your gym journey easier and more rewarding.Your suggestions for community packs and a refreshed UI are noted, and we’ll keep them in mind for future updates. Thanks for your support - it means a lot to be in your top 5 apps! 💪
This is unbelievably good! I’ve used it for about a year and finally felt compelled to write a review as it’s just so incredible. Firstly - it’s a one and done fee, I’ve never been charged a penny more which feels so rare (if not virtually impossible) these days. Moving through the app during a workout is frictionless and fast. And the library of exercises is top tier. Super easy for any fitness level to follow. I was completely new to the gym and by your 2nd week it’s easy to feel the sense of reward seeing graphs with your progress. Only two suggestions are community packs (ie. It would be great to download workouts curated by others, not just mine) and slightly cleaner UI (it’s the best out there for gym tracking but still feels a little dated). Great work team!! Cannot recommend this app enough. It’s easily in the top 5 apps on my phone that I use weekly.
Hi ScottRatedThisApp - Thank you for your amazing review! We’re so glad GymBook has made your gym journey easier and more rewarding.Your suggestions for community packs and a refreshed UI are noted, and we’ll keep them in mind for future updates. Thanks for your support - it means a lot to be in your top 5 apps! 💪
I really like this app for tracking my workouts. The design may be simple, but it’s a free app and especially compared to some of the tracking apps I’ve seen on here I can’t fault it at all.The selection of exercises is solid, plus there’s an option to create exercises yourself, including the option to highlight targeted muscle groups, add pictures etc. You also have the option to add notes to your sets which can be useful. I do, however, hope that over time the selection of exercises grows, as it takes a bit of time and planning ahead when you want to start and track a new routine and the exercises needed aren’t yet in the database. It would be nice if there was an option to track banded exercises as sometimes I train with bands, but you can only select the amount of weight used, and with my bands I have no idea what band color/strength amounts to which weight, but since I progress with my bands as well it would be cool to have an option to track that somehow. That would be the only flaw I can find for the moment. Overall I highly recommend this app.
I really like this app for tracking my workouts. The design may be simple, but it’s a free app and especially compared to some of the tracking apps I’ve seen on here I can’t fault it at all.The selection of exercises is solid, plus there’s an option to create exercises yourself, including the option to highlight targeted muscle groups, add pictures etc. You also have the option to add notes to your sets which can be useful. I do, however, hope that over time the selection of exercises grows, as it takes a bit of time and planning ahead when you want to start and track a new routine and the exercises needed aren’t yet in the database. It would be nice if there was an option to track banded exercises as sometimes I train with bands, but you can only select the amount of weight used, and with my bands I have no idea what band color/strength amounts to which weight, but since I progress with my bands as well it would be cool to have an option to track that somehow. That would be the only flaw I can find for the moment. Overall I highly recommend this app.
⎯ In this release
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Standing Arnold Presses
- Alternating Bent-Over Dumbbell Lateral Raises
- Low Cable Lateral Raises
- Bench Hip Extensions
⎯ 7.0.39
GymBook for Apple Watch now shows exercise images in the list of exercises inside a workout.
When opening an exercise, the image of the exercise is now animated as well. Please note that GymBook for Apple Watch needs an internet connection the first time an exercise animation is shown, so the required images can be downloaded.
⎯ 7.0.38
Added 10 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Decline Smith Machine Bench Presses
- Incline Cable Flys
- Standing High Cable Triceps Extensions
- Lying Low Cable Hammer Triceps Extensions
- Incline Low Cable Hammer Triceps Extensions
- Incline EZ-Bar Triceps Extensions
- Machine Belt Squats
- Machine Belt Sumo Squats
- Wall Sit
- Machine Belt Bulgarian Split Squats
⎯ 7.0.35
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.34
Added 5 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Back Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Back Presses
- Smith Machine Front Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Front Presses
- Squats (without equipment)
⎯ 7.0.30
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
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We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.40 1 hr ago
⎯ In this release
GymBook for Apple Watch now shows exercise images in the list of exercises inside a workout.
When opening an exercise, the image of the exercise is now animated as well. Please note that GymBook for Apple Watch needs an internet connection the first time an exercise animation is shown, so the required images can be downloaded.
⎯ 7.0.38
Added 10 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Decline Smith Machine Bench Presses
- Incline Cable Flys
- Standing High Cable Triceps Extensions
- Lying Low Cable Hammer Triceps Extensions
- Incline Low Cable Hammer Triceps Extensions
- Incline EZ-Bar Triceps Extensions
- Machine Belt Squats
- Machine Belt Sumo Squats
- Wall Sit
- Machine Belt Bulgarian Split Squats
⎯ 7.0.35
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.34
Added 5 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Back Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Back Presses
- Smith Machine Front Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Front Presses
- Squats (without equipment)
⎯ 7.0.30
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
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We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.39 6 days ago
⎯ In this release
Added 5 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Incline Cable Flys
- Standing High Cable Triceps Extensions
- Lying Low Cable Hammer Triceps Extensions
- Incline Low Cable Hammer Triceps Extensions
- Incline EZ-Bar Triceps Extensions
⎯ 7.0.37
Added 2 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Decline Smith Machine Bench Presses
- Wall Sit
⎯ 7.0.36
Added 3 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Machine Belt Squats
- Machine Belt Sumo Squats
- Machine Belt Bulgarian Split Squats
⎯ 7.0.35
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.34
Added 5 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Back Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Back Presses
- Smith Machine Front Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Front Presses
- Squats (without equipment)
⎯ 7.0.30
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
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We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.38 20 May
⎯ In this release
Added 2 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Decline Smith Machine Bench Presses
- Wall Sit
⎯ 7.0.36
Added 3 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Machine Belt Squats
- Machine Belt Sumo Squats
- Machine Belt Bulgarian Split Squats
⎯ 7.0.35
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.34
Added 5 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Back Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Back Presses
- Smith Machine Front Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Front Presses
- Squats (without equipment)
⎯ 7.0.30
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
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We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.37 13 May
⎯ In this release
Added 3 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Machine Belt Squats
- Machine Belt Sumo Squats
- Machine Belt Bulgarian Split Squats
⎯ 7.0.35
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.34
Added 5 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Back Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Back Presses
- Smith Machine Front Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Front Presses
- Squats (without equipment)
⎯ 7.0.30
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
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We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.36 6 May
⎯ In this release
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.34
Added 5 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Back Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Back Presses
- Smith Machine Front Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Front Presses
- Squats (without equipment)
⎯ 7.0.30
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
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We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.35 29 Apr
⎯ In this release
Added 5 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Back Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Back Presses
- Smith Machine Front Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Front Presses
- Squats (without equipment)
⎯ 7.0.32
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.30
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.34 22 Apr
⎯ In this release
Added 5 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Back Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Back Presses
- Smith Machine Front Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Front Presses
- Squats (without equipment)
⎯ 7.0.32
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.30
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.33 17 Apr
⎯ In this release
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.30
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.32 12 Apr
⎯ In this release
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.30
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.31 5 Apr
⎯ In this release
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.30 31 Mar
⎯ In this release
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.29 25 Mar
⎯ In this release
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.28 17 Mar
⎯ In this release
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.27 16 Mar
⎯ In this release
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.26 4 Mar
⎯ In this release
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.25 26 Feb
⎯ In this release
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.24 19 Feb
⎯ In this release
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.23 13 Feb
⎯ In this release
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
⎯ 7.0.21
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.22 8 Feb
⎯ In this release
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯ 7.0.8
Optimized some things behind the scenes and made further preparations for future features.
⎯ 7.0.6
Added 3 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Cable Pallof Press
- Kneeling Cable Pallof Press
- Lying Cable Pallof Press
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We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.21 29 Jan
⎯ In this release
Radar charts have been added, offering a new way to visualize how training is distributed across regions and muscle groups.
⎯ 7.0.19
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯ 7.0.8
Optimized some things behind the scenes and made further preparations for future features.
⎯ 7.0.6
Added 3 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Cable Pallof Press
- Kneeling Cable Pallof Press
- Lying Cable Pallof Press
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We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.20 28 Jan
⎯ In this release
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯ 7.0.8
Optimized some things behind the scenes and made further preparations for future features.
⎯ 7.0.6
Added 3 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Cable Pallof Press
- Kneeling Cable Pallof Press
- Lying Cable Pallof Press
⎯ 7.0.5
When selecting exercises for workouts, the exercise detail view can now be opened to see the movement and other information.
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We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.19 22 Jan
⎯ In this release
Preparations for radar charts (coming soon). Doughnut chart groupings are now remembered, and data is displayed in a sorted order instead of the previous random order.
⎯ 7.0.17
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯ 7.0.8
Optimized some things behind the scenes and made further preparations for future features.
⎯ 7.0.6
Added 3 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Cable Pallof Press
- Kneeling Cable Pallof Press
- Lying Cable Pallof Press
⎯ 7.0.5
When selecting exercises for workouts, the exercise detail view can now be opened to see the movement and other information.
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We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.18 17 Jan
⎯ In this release
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯ 7.0.8
Optimized some things behind the scenes and made further preparations for future features.
⎯ 7.0.6
Added 3 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Cable Pallof Press
- Kneeling Cable Pallof Press
- Lying Cable Pallof Press
⎯ 7.0.5
When selecting exercises for workouts, the exercise detail view can now be opened to see the movement and other information.
⎯ 7.0.4
This release brings support for iOS 26 and watchOS 26, with a refreshed UI to match Apple’s new Liquid Glass design language.
In addition, under-the-hood updates have been made to improve compatibility with the latest systems.
⎯ 7.0.0
Welcome to GymBook 7.0!
Important: this update includes a major database migration. On first launch, please allow the app to complete the process without closing it.
Despite thorough testing, errors may still occur. To be safe, create a manual backup and/or perform a Cloud update before updating. If you need assistance with creating a backup, please reach out to the GymBook team via support@gymbookapp.com.
If a migration error occurs, please use the provided button to share the error and database with the GymBook team.
Features:
* Workout groups and workout exercise groups can now be renamed and reordered.
* Sets now support
* repetition and time ranges,
* optional weight (for bodyweight exercises, hidden weights are removed from the UI for clarity),
* optional distance (hidden distances are removed from the UI, for clarity), and
* notes.
* Notes for exercises within a workout can now be added and edited directly in the workout. If present, they are always displayed below the exercise name and can be edited by long-pressing them. Note: If you want to add notes which are not shown in a fixed way during the workout, the notes on the exercise itself can be used.
The database has also been updated to support upcoming features, including effort tracking (RIR, RPE) and 1RM% targets.
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We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.17 13 Jan
⎯ In this release
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Hip Thrusts
- Sissy Squats
- Plate Sissy Squats
- Kneeling Sissy Squats
⎯ 7.0.13
When looking at logs (for example organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all), skipped logs can now be hidden.
Furthermore, the "Workout Matrix" has been updated to align with Apple's Liquid Glass design language.
⎯ 7.0.10
Added Landmine as a new equipment type and added 9 new exercises available with GymBook Pro:
- Landmine Lateral Raises
- Landmine Trunk Rotations
- Standing Landmine Presses
- Standing Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Kneeling Landmine Presses
- Kneeling Landmine One-Arm Presses
- Landmine Rows
- Landmine One-Arm Rows
- Landmine Hack Squats
⎯ 7.0.9
This release finally introduces a highly requested feature: a calendar view to see your completed workouts at a glance.
The 'Logs' tab is now called 'History' and includes the new calendar view. Below it, you’ll still find all your logs organized by workout, exercise, date, target, or all — just like before.
⎯ 7.0.8
Optimized some things behind the scenes and made further preparations for future features.
⎯ 7.0.6
Added 3 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Cable Pallof Press
- Kneeling Cable Pallof Press
- Lying Cable Pallof Press
⎯ 7.0.5
When selecting exercises for workouts, the exercise detail view can now be opened to see the movement and other information.
⎯ 7.0.4
This release brings support for iOS 26 and watchOS 26, with a refreshed UI to match Apple’s new Liquid Glass design language.
In addition, under-the-hood updates have been made to improve compatibility with the latest systems.
⎯ 7.0.0
Welcome to GymBook 7.0!
Important: this update includes a major database migration. On first launch, please allow the app to complete the process without closing it.
Despite thorough testing, errors may still occur. To be safe, create a manual backup and/or perform a Cloud update before updating. If you need assistance with creating a backup, please reach out to the GymBook team via support@gymbookapp.com.
If a migration error occurs, please use the provided button to share the error and database with the GymBook team.
Features:
* Workout groups and workout exercise groups can now be renamed and reordered.
* Sets now support
* repetition and time ranges,
* optional weight (for bodyweight exercises, hidden weights are removed from the UI for clarity),
* optional distance (hidden distances are removed from the UI, for clarity), and
* notes.
* Notes for exercises within a workout can now be added and edited directly in the workout. If present, they are always displayed below the exercise name and can be edited by long-pressing them. Note: If you want to add notes which are not shown in a fixed way during the workout, the notes on the exercise itself can be used.
The database has also been updated to support upcoming features, including effort tracking (RIR, RPE) and 1RM% targets.
⎯
We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
7.0.16 8 Jan
⎯ In this release
Added 4 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Standing Arnold Presses
- Alternating Bent-Over Dumbbell Lateral Raises
- Low Cable Lateral Raises
- Bench Hip Extensions
⎯ 7.0.39
GymBook for Apple Watch now shows exercise images in the list of exercises inside a workout.
When opening an exercise, the image of the exercise is now animated as well. Please note that GymBook for Apple Watch needs an internet connection the first time an exercise animation is shown, so the required images can be downloaded.
⎯ 7.0.38
Added 10 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Decline Smith Machine Bench Presses
- Incline Cable Flys
- Standing High Cable Triceps Extensions
- Lying Low Cable Hammer Triceps Extensions
- Incline Low Cable Hammer Triceps Extensions
- Incline EZ-Bar Triceps Extensions
- Machine Belt Squats
- Machine Belt Sumo Squats
- Wall Sit
- Machine Belt Bulgarian Split Squats
⎯ 7.0.35
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.34
Added 5 additional exercises, which are available with GymBook Pro:
- Smith Machine Back Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Back Presses
- Smith Machine Front Presses
- Standing Smith Machine Front Presses
- Squats (without equipment)
⎯ 7.0.30
Target region and equipment filters are now saved. When returning to the screen or reopening the app, your last selected filters are restored. To reset the filters, select 'Any region' or 'Any equipment' respectively.
⎯ 7.0.27
Editing workouts and exercises within a workout has been slightly adjusted. In particular, editing exercises now features a redesigned, minimizable heat map sheet in a full-width view showing front and back simultaneously, with the ability to toggle between strength, cardio, and stretching. Comparing muscle distribution while building a workout is now easier. The heat map sheet also introduces a subtle Liquid Glass look that aligns with iOS 26.
In addition, heat maps in workout detail screens now support all exercise types and allow toggling between them. The small heat map thumbnails show the heat map of the exercise type that contributes most to the workout, and if it is not strength (for example, cardio or stretching), a corresponding icon is shown accordingly.
⎯ 7.0.26
Under-the-hood improvements and performance optimizations. Preparations for upcoming features and further enhancements.
⎯ 7.0.25
When opening line graphs from a screen with logs (for example via the 'History' tab), the end date is now dynamic, making it easier to review graphs where the most recent log is in the past.
A UI issue when changing the period has also been fixed.
⎯ 7.0.23
GymBook for Apple Watch now allows deleting logs from today.
Further performance and user interface improvements.
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We work really hard to improve GymBook and make your workout experience better. Do you want to support the further development of GymBook? Please consider providing a 5-star rating in the App Store, which really helps in improving the visibility of the app and gives us a motivation boost:-). And if there is something you don't like about GymBook, please let us know using the feedback function in the app. Many thanks!
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