Live from the floor
Season open · Six groups
Android strength tracker
Strength League & Plateaus. Every set leaves evidence. Weights, repetitions and training volume become an ongoing competition between your muscle groups — and a stalled lift becomes a rival waiting for a rematch.
Gym cameras · Set log
Screenshots sit in the log like completed sets — not a generic phone pile. Each frame is a camera on the floor.
Choose the movement, enter the weight, add the reps. The current workout stays grouped by exercise while local totals keep sets and volume without slowing the floor down. Active rematches sit at the top, so the next target is never buried.
Filter by chest, back, legs, shoulders, arms or core. Pick from the catalog or assign a custom exercise to a group. Weight and repetitions are the only numbers that matter between sets.
Weekly results become a strength league. Positions, volume and four-week trends show which areas are climbing, which are holding, and which need attention. The group falling behind is marked on purpose — not hidden in a chart.
Detailed exercise pages keep best weight, best reps, a weekly top-weight chart and the full set history. If a lift stalls, analysis can raise a Plateau flag. That is not a dead end. It is a named opponent.
After the last set, WIN STATS combines local session data with an AI review. It names the strongest set, explains how the night moved the league, and leaves one focused recommendation for the next visit.
A plateau is not a dead end. It becomes an opponent.
The table
Sample standings from a training week. Replace the volumes if you want the marketing table to match a public demo account.
Season rules
Built for lifters who want more than a notebook: a league, a stall flag, and a rematch instead of another unused graph.
Weight and repetitions in seconds — choose the lift, type the load, add the reps, keep moving.
Exercises live under chest, back, legs, shoulders, arms and core, so the league always knows who scored.
Add your own exercise and assign it to a group. The table still treats it as a scoring lift.
Sets and training volume are calculated locally while you work. No waiting on a spinner between rest periods.
Six muscle groups ranked by the week they just completed — position, volume, momentum.
A short window is easier to read than a lifetime dump of isolated numbers.
Each exercise page keeps best weight, best reps and the full dated set log.
When a weight stops moving, analysis can raise a Plateau flag and name the stall.
Challenge the load that held you back. The signature feature of WIN STATS is the rematch.
Hit or beat the assigned target and the challenge closes as a win — exercise, weight, date.
Progress analysis plus one focused recommendation after the workout is filed.
Switch units any time. Reminders, weekly session count, experience level and goal live in your profile.
Signature feature
Open a stalled exercise. AI writes a rematch card — target, a short opponent line, and a practical attack plan. Active challenges stay visible from the main workout screen.
Main event · Rematch
This season
Bench Press
Log a set that meets or exceeds the assigned target and the challenge closes automatically as a victory. Over time the victories section becomes a personal history of plateaus you actually beat — not a graveyard of forgotten PRs.
The summary names your strongest set, explains how the session moved the muscle-group league, and leaves one instruction for next time — not a wall of unused charts.
Related lifts gather in one place so you can see which movement is carrying the group and where progress actually slowed.
Experience level, training goal, preferred weekly sessions, units, reminders and default preferences — updated whenever the season changes.
How a night works
Movement, weight, reps. Local math keeps the session honest while you rest.
Six groups compete for position. The one falling behind is marked, not politely ignored.
A stalled weight gets a target and a plan. Beat it, and the win goes on the season record.
WIN STATS is for lifters who want every set in the record, every muscle group in the standings, and every stalled weight waiting for a rematch.
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