Build around your goals
Set your schedule, muscle priorities, session length, exercise preferences and constraints.
Build your program, log the work and use the data you already create to make better training decisions.
Level Up brings programming, workout logging, progress and recovery together so the next decision is easier to make.
Open the app ↗Set your schedule, muscle priorities, session length, exercise preferences and constraints.
Keep completed sets, reps, loads and previous performance connected to your plan.
Use your programmed rep targets and actual performance to guide the next load decision.
Follow progress, muscle volume, recovery and weight trends without jumping between tools.
Swipe through the features that turn your workouts into a clear plan for what to do next.
Level Up uses your workouts, performance, recovery and weight trends to help you decide when to progress, hold steady or make an adjustment.
Start with a plan that fits your goal, schedule, priorities and exercise constraints.
Keep your loads, reps, volume and trends connected so progress is easy to see.
Use your completed training and trends to decide whether to push, hold or adjust.
Level Up compares today’s work with your programmed rep range and previous performance so progression has context.
Choose your outcome, training days, session length, muscle priorities and exercises you want to avoid. Smart Builder turns those choices into a practical starting program.
Progress when performance supports it. Hold steady when it does not. Keep the decision tied to what you actually logged.
Level Up shows completed hypertrophy volume by muscle group, with front and back anatomy maps plus the set-credit breakdown behind the visual.
Once enough weigh-ins exist, Level Up compares your moving weight trend with your target pace before suggesting a calorie change.
Use Smart Builder, templates or manual programming to create your starting point.
Keep the sets, reps and loads you actually completed — not just what was planned.
See performance, progress, recovery, muscle volume and weight trends together.
Push, back off or hold steady based on the signal in your own data.
Create your account and start using the web app during the founding beta. Your Level Up access will remain free across the current web app and future official native apps. Founding users will not need a subscription.
Level Up uses established resistance-training principles as guardrails, then applies them to the workouts and trends you log. The goal is practical guidance, not academic complexity.
No. Level Up is a training app with coaching-style decision rules built around the data you log.
Level Up compares completed working sets with the rep range programmed for that exercise. When your completed sets reach the top of the range, it can recommend a practical load increase. If most completed sets fall below the range, it can suggest a lighter load.
Weekly muscle-set distribution helps you see whether your program is actually putting enough work where you intended.
During an active nutrition phase, Level Up waits for enough weigh-ins to establish a trend, then compares that trend with your target weekly pace before recommending a change.
Yes. Create your account and begin using the Level Up web app during the founding beta. Your founding access will remain free on the web app and future official Level Up native apps, with no subscription required.
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