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RepLog Features
The Perfect Workout Log for Home Gym Users
Maximize your garage gym. Filter exercises by the equipment you actually own.
Training at home is the ultimate freedom, but you are limited by your equipment. RepLog allows you to build a custom exercise database based exactly on what you have in your garage.
Why RepLog is built for Home Gym Owners?
Equipment Filtering
Don't see cable exercises if you only have a rack and barbell.
Custom Equipment
Add your specific specialty bars (SSB, Trap Bar) as distinct equipment types.
Plate Inventory
Customize the plate calculator to match your exact inventory of iron or bumpers.
Powerful Features for Home Gym Owners
Custom Equipment Inventory
Home Gym Exercise Filters
Plate Inventory Settings
Specialty Bar Support
Landmine Exercise Logging
Band & Chain Tracking
Circuit Timer
Offline Mode Support
Expert Insight: The Limited Equipment Problem
Home gyms often lack machines (Leg Press, Lat Pulldown). This forces you to rely on barbell compounds, which is generally a *good* thing, but can limit isolation work. **Landmine Variations:** RepLog has an extensive library of Landmine exercises (Meadows Row, Landmine Press) that allow you to mimic machine angles using just a barbell and a corner of your garage. Filter by "Landmine" to find new ways to hit old muscles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it work offline?
Yes, RepLog is fully functional without internet. Data syncs when you reconnect.
Can I add my Safety Squat Bar weight?
Yes, you can set custom bar weights (e.g., 65lbs for SSB) so your math is always perfect.
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