A progressive overload workout tracker spreadsheet. Works in Google Sheets & Excel. No subscriptions. No app fatigue. Just log your sets and watch your strength climb.
The top frustrations lifters have with their current approach to tracking workouts.
"I wrote my last session's weights on a scrap of paper and immediately lost it."
"I downloaded 3 workout apps. They all wanted subscriptions after 7 days. Deleted all 3."
"I know I should be doing progressive overload but I can't remember what I did last week."
"My notebook gets lost in my gym bag. Or I forget to bring it. The notebook never works."
One spreadsheet. Four powerful tabs. No app to learn.
Log each exercise session-by-session. Auto-shows your weight and reps from last time so you know exactly what to beat. No memory required.
50+ common exercises already set up — big lifts, accessories, cardio. Customize or add your own in seconds. Includes a warm-up notes column.
Built-in formulas calculate your estimated 1-rep max for each lift. Watch your strength numbers go up week over week. No calculator needed.
No app to download. No account to create. Open it in the tool you already use. Works on desktop and mobile — even in the gym with the app.
That's $153 saved in year one. And $1,533 saved over 10 years.
Real feedback from real lifters who got tired of losing their numbers.
"I've wasted so much time wondering 'did I do 185 or 187.5 last time?' This spreadsheet ended that. Week 4 bench was a 10lb PR and I knew it was coming because I could see the progression. That alone was worth $27."
Tyler J.
Powerlifter, 4 years
"I'm not a lifter, I just want to get stronger. This was simpler than any app and actually works. I've been consistent for 3 months — longer than any app I've ever used. The Google Sheets app on my phone makes it stupid easy."
Sarah R.
Recreational lifter
"I was paying $15/month for Strong app. Then I thought: 'this is just a spreadsheet that costs money.' Canceled, bought this, never looked back. The 1RM calculator alone saves me from doing math at the gym."
Marcus W.
Bodybuilder, 2 years
One-click checkout. Instant download link delivered to your email.
Upload to Google Sheets or open in Excel. Works with both, no plugins needed.
Log your first workout. Next session, look up last week's weight and beat it. That's it.
Workout apps cost $180/year.
This is $27. Once. Forever.
Get the Workout Logger — $27