Workout Tracker

Free forever.
Every set, every PR, every session.

Log strength, cardio, and sport sessions in one app. Real-time PR detection, a Last column from your previous session, auto-calculated 1RMs, and a three-timer workout clock. No session cap, no history paywall, no export fee. AI coaching sits beside it when you are ready.

What the tracker does

A workout log built for how athletes actually train

Most workout tracker apps log straight strength sets and call it done. Pelaris logs strength, cardio, and sport sessions in one place, detects PRs in real time with cross-rep dominance rules, and keeps the last session's numbers visible so you know what to chase. Free on every tier, forever.

Every logging format

Strength (weight + reps + RPE), cardio (distance + duration + pace), sport sessions (duration + intensity). AMRAP, EMOM, For Time, supersets, and circuits tracked natively, not retrofitted into a strength schema.

Real-time PR detection

Automatic personal record detection on every completed set. Two PR types: new estimated 1RM (Epley) and best weight at that exact rep count. Warmups excluded. Cross-rep dominance prevents false PRs when a better set earlier in the session already covered the same range.

Last-session column

Every exercise shows last session's weight and reps inline. Swap an exercise mid-session and the Last column carries over for the replacement so progression context is never lost.

A real tracker, not a preview

Log sets inline, see last session's numbers at a glance, flag PRs automatically. Every set feeds the program next to it if you ever turn coaching on.

Pelaris workout tracker logging sets, reps, weight, and PR callouts
Log workout, every format supported, every PR detected.

Feature depth

The capabilities other workout trackers charge for

Pelaris is a free strength training app, a free running tracker, and a concurrent training app in one. If you are searching for a workout tracker that handles the specific things below, every one of them is included on the free tier.

Three-column workout timer

Total session time, current exercise time, and rest timer in a single strip. Rest timer auto-starts per set on single blocks and per round on supersets and circuits. Pause any timer, reset exercise or rest individually, everything persists across app restarts so a dropped connection does not reset your session.

Superset and circuit support

Native block types for supersets and circuits with configurable rounds. Rest fires once per round, not after every exercise inside a block. Each exercise in a superset carries its own history and Last column. Works for back-to-back strength pairs and for circuit-style conditioning alike.

RPE logging and set categories

RPE (rate of perceived exertion) 1-10 captured on every strength set. Sets tagged as working, warmup, drop set, or failure. Warmups are excluded from volume totals and PR detection automatically, so your session data reflects the work you actually want counted.

Mid-session exercise swap

Equipment busy, niggle, not feeling it? Swap the exercise in place. The replacement inherits its own historical Last column and keeps the rest of your session intact. Lock an exercise when you do not want it substituted.

Cardio and sport session logging

Log easy runs, tempo sessions, swim sets, bike intervals, court time, and match play. Distance, duration, and pace fields for endurance; duration, rep count, and intensity 1-10 for sport sessions. The same tracker handles all three so a concurrent training week sits in one app.

Auto 1RM and PR tracking

Estimated 1RM calculated via the Epley formula on every completed strength set. A live list of personal records per rep count (best at 1, best at 3, best at 5, best at 8, and so on). No manual one-rep max tests required, the data writes itself from your working sets.

Duplicate and add-set shortcuts

One tap to duplicate the last set (same type, same prescription). One tap to add a free-form set of any type. No manually re-entering the same numbers across a five-set squat day.

Body analysis and biometrics

Log body weight, body composition, and baseline biometrics alongside your training. The body analysis module tracks asymmetries over time, which matters for overhead athletes and any sport with a dominant side. None of this is paywalled.

Multi-sport in one program

Lifting, running, swimming, cycling, and team sport sessions live in the same weekly view. When the optional AI coaching is active, it schedules across all sports with concurrent training interference rules. When coaching is off, the tracker still holds everything in one log.

Everything above is on the free tier. The only thing behind the paid coaching tier is AI program generation and the adaptive scheduling that writes next week from this week.

Side-by-side

Pelaris vs Hevy vs Strong vs Fitbod vs JEFIT

The other trackers are great at logging. Pelaris logs too, and then programs the next session from what you logged. Free tracking, paid coaching, one app.

Pricing figures sourced from each app's published tiers at time of writing; check current pricing on the provider site.

Feature Pelaris Hevy Strong Fitbod JEFIT
Workout tracking
Log sets, reps, weight, RPE. The baseline every tracker offers.
Always free
Free tracking forever
Log every set, with no session cap and no history paywall.
No cap, no paywall Free tier, Pro for history Free tier, Pro for 4+ routines 3 free sessions, then paid Free tier, Elite for more
AI program generation
Plan built to your goal, not a template you adopt.
Included Session suggestions only
Multi-sport support
Run, swim, lift, and play a sport in one program.
Concurrent training aware
Adapts to fatigue / RPE
Next session shifts based on how the last one went.
RPE + check-ins drive changes Day-level tweaks only
Match-day aware scheduling
Respects your games and pulls intensity before them.
AI coach conversation
Ask plain-English questions about your training.
Body analysis
Photo-based biometric tracking and asymmetry signals.
Integrations (MCP)
Use your coach from Claude or ChatGPT.
Open MCP server
Pricing
Free tracking. Paid coaching. $5-10/mo Pro ~$5/mo Pro ~$13/mo Elite ~$7/mo Elite

The difference

What the other apps are not doing

Tracking is free, forever.

The others have free tiers with caps. Pelaris has no cap on logging, no cap on history, no cap on exports. The tracker is the gateway, not the upsell.

Your data writes the program.

Every set informs the next session. RPE, fatigue, missed reps all feed back into scheduling. How the coach reasons is transparent, not a black box.

Multi-sport aware.

Lifting, running, playing a sport, all in one program. Concurrent training without the guesswork that every other tracker punts on.

Questions

Workout tracker, answered

Is tracking really free? +
Yes. Pelaris lets you log every set, every rep, every RPE, every PR, with no session limit, no history wall, no export limit, forever. We charge for AI coaching (program generation, adaptive scheduling, the coach conversation). If you just want a place to record your workouts, that costs nothing.
How does "free forever" work, economically? +
Tracking is cheap to run once built. The expensive part of Pelaris is the AI coaching (program generation, per-set adaptation, coach reasoning), which is what we charge for. Tracking is the gateway: most users start by just logging workouts and try coaching once they trust the data. Free tracking is a commitment, not a promotion.
Can I import my existing data from Hevy / Strong / Fitbod? +
Export from your current tracker as CSV and we can ingest it. We support Hevy CSVs and Strong CSVs with a one-click importer. JEFIT and Fitbod exports require a bit of column mapping but land in the same place. Your history comes with you.
What if I only want the tracker and never the AI coaching? +
Use it that way. No paywall banners, no nudge emails pushing you into a paid tier. Pelaris is deliberately built so the tracking experience stands alone. The AI coaching is there when you want it, invisible when you do not.
How is this different from Strong or Hevy? +
Strong and Hevy are fantastic trackers. Pelaris is a tracker plus an AI coach that programs around the tracking data. If you want the simplest possible log, Strong is excellent. If you want your tracker to inform the program you follow next week, Pelaris does that end to end. See the Hevy alternative and Strong alternative comparisons for a deeper breakdown.
Do you support concurrent / hybrid training? +
Yes, and it is the hardest thing we have built. If you want to lift three days a week, run a marathon in the off-season, and play weekend football, Pelaris programs all three into one schedule, sequences the sessions so strength and endurance adaptations compound rather than cancel, and drops volume around your match calendar. No other tracker does this because no other tracker writes the program.

Log your first set in under a minute

No credit card. No session cap. Coaching layers on when you are ready.