Intensity - Powerlifting Log

Literally was trying to learn swift programing with the hopes i could design an app for my specific needs and while this app isn't exactly what i want and im still gunna keep on learning programming, it is 1000x closer and simpler than anything i have come across, im a tactical athlete and my programming is very multi dimensional basic pumpkin spice body builder select workout programs are not for me, this gives me the customizable options i need to fit things to me and my environment. Plus being able to copy and change existing programs is super great and simple. LASTLY I WOULD RATE THE APP LOGO FAKIN ZERO FOR GAY AS AIDS IT NEEDS TO CHAGE TO SOMETHING AS PROFESSIONAL AND GREAT AS THE APP

Intensity is a little cumbersome at first but that’s where the web app shines. I do all setup on the PC and then leave the app to logging, etc...while in the gym. If you want to use ONLY an app then there are better options. If you’re OK w the web based client then this app is excellent. Being able to make custom workouts and routines is good for experienced lifters...I’ve never found an app that is good at that and I always make my own in excel. Now with Intensity I can still do that planning work at the comfort of my office desk, home office, or laptop anywhere in the world and it will sync to my phone. It’s not perfect but it’s free and effective. I wish there was a “copy diary” option for the days you forget to upload your workout and I wish reordering exercises wasn’t so finicky but I can deal with that!

This app has the potential to be the best workout planning and tracking app on the market but drops the ball in a couple essential areas. I CANNOT RESET THE DIARY! I went to load a simple deadlift program from the included store to see what it details but came to find out the default settings on the app are just stupid. The app defaulted to having all future workouts already completed even as far in advance as 4 months from now. And there isn’t the ability to clear this out to start over. Also when programming the lifts it asked for my 1rm (great to see people actually focusing around planning weighs and percentages instead of passive tracking thank you btw) in pounds but went to program the lifts in kilos. When I switched units back the app converted the weight up to pounds making this useless. I would love to use the app and maybe subscribe in the future but these two key points are making it unusable to me currently.