Log one exercise at a time
The workout carousel keeps your sets, last session, and next target together. Swipe, tap Next, or jump from Session Overview. Free workout logging.
Learn
Most guides teach training theory. These workout tracker guides show how to apply that theory to progressive overload, hypertrophy tracking, and better weekly decisions inside a real training plan.
Start Here
These guides are built for lifters who want a better workout tracker, clearer progressive overload decisions, and a practical way to measure hypertrophy tracking over time. Start with the logging fundamentals, then layer in overload and physique review.
How Jakd Works
The workout carousel keeps your sets, last session, and next target together. Swipe, tap Next, or jump from Session Overview. Free workout logging.
Compare Gains with the same point last week. Free previews your first 3 completed workouts; Pro continues Gains and adds detailed Gains and Volume charts.
Squad Race tracks Gains or Workouts, daily paths, and weekly standings. A fresh race starts every week. Available with Pro.
Active Workout
See your last session and PR beside the sets you're logging. Once you have history for an exercise, Jakd suggests a weight-and-reps target you can apply in one tap.
Your last workout, right where you log the next one.

Choose Your Path
Start with fundamentals, then layer in the Jakd playbook to turn knowledge into weekly execution.
Practical guides for tracking, progression, and hypertrophy outcomes.
How to Use a Workout Tracker for Better Results
Build a simple logging system that improves consistency, progression, and recovery decisions.
Read GuideProgressive Overload: A Practical Guide
Apply overload with reps, load, volume, and execution quality without burning out.
Read GuideHow to Track Hypertrophy Progress
Measure muscle-building progress with better signals than scale weight alone.
Read GuideProduct-specific mechanics that make consistency, overload, and status progression easier to sustain.
Log faster, progress with intent, and keep momentum with mechanics built for consistent lifters.