What you can prescribe
- Straight sets like 5 × 5 @ 100 kg
- Pyramids and waves such as 5-5-3-3-1
- Rep ranges such as 8–10
- Sets to failure
- Reps in reserve (RIR)
- A percentage of 1RM for each set
Strength training log
Plan sets by % of 1RM, RIR or rep range, log what you actually lifted set by set, and keep every 1RM test on record — so your next block starts from real numbers.
Get the app
Every set can have its own target. On the gym floor you see exactly what to lift — and record what really happened.
Prescribe
Switch between reps, rep range, to failure or RIR, and set the load in kg, lb or % of 1RM. Write a straight 5 × 5 in one row, or open per-set details for pyramids and waves.

Calculate
70% of what? vZali looks up your latest 1RM for the lift and shows the exact weight next to every set — no calculator and no rounding in your head.

Log
Reps and weight are prefilled from the plan. Adjust what changed, tick the set and move on — or tap “Complete as prescribed” when everything went to plan.

Test
Log a back squat 1RM, max strict pull-ups or a 2K row in one tap from the Tests library. Your history keeps the latest result and your best.

Estimate your 1RM from any set of 1–12 reps and get your training weights for every percentage.
Plan and log your own training for free — and start without an account.
Personal trainers, box owners and online coaches who want to spend time coaching, not formatting spreadsheets.
It takes your most recent 1RM result for that exercise — from a 1RM test logged in the app — and applies the percentage to each set. Log a new max and future sets update automatically.
Estimate it with the free 1RM calculator from any set of 1–12 reps, or log a 1RM test in the app. Until a max is on record, the set shows the percentage only.
Yes. Choose reps, rep range, to failure or RIR for each exercise. Athletes then log the reps and weight they actually did.
Yes. Exercises in a superset share the set count and are logged round by round.
Yes — a free account. Guest mode covers programs, the timer and overall results; per-set logging and 1RM-based weights need an account so your history is saved.