StackUp Web

StackUp Web · for the StackUp app on Android

See what your training actually did.

Your whole log on a big screen, with a weekly and monthly report of what went up, what stalled and what you set a record on. It reads the log the StackUp app already syncs, so there is nothing to import and nothing to set up.

  • Opening soon, first as a beta
  • No ads, ever
  • No tracking, no cookie banner
  • The app and sync stay free
Week 39 · 21–27 SeptemberIllustration
4Sessions
41.3Tonnes moved
2Records
9 went up 14 held 2 came down

Bench press, 92.5 kg × 5: the heaviest working set you have logged.

What's inside

Reads across your whole log

The app shows one exercise at a time, on the gym floor. The web app reads across all of them, at a desk.

Your whole log

Every session, every set, every note, a month at a time: warm-ups marked, the weight you actually lifted, and the mark each exercise earned.

Weekly and monthly report

Sessions, volume, what went up and what stalled, new records and the lift of the month.

More readings, one at a time

A map of the muscles you trained this week comes next, then balance checks and comparisons. Each is added when it is ready, at no extra price.

How it fits

The gym floor stays free

Logging, auto-progression, history, stats and cloud sync are free in the app, with no limits, and they stay that way. StackUp Web is the part you use at a desk, and it is the part that is paid. It needs the app: sign in there first, under Settings, Account.

Nothing in the app is locked. If you stop subscribing, the web app closes and nothing else changes: your log stays on your phone, keeps syncing, and exports whenever you like.