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DetailAddFive logo AddFiveNotchLift logo NotchLift
What it doesJust Add 5 The iPhone strength log that counts reps in reserve on every set
StageNot given Not given
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Based inFR RO
Pricing modelFreemium Freemium
PricingFree: Core features with 71 exercises, 7 built-in programs, audio coaching, Apple HealthKit sync, 1-3 month progress charts, 30-day history limit, 1 active program. Monthly subscription: $3.99/mo with 1 month free. Annual subscription: $24.99/yr with 1 month free (save 50%). Lifetime: $59.99 once. P Free: unlimited sets and sessions, full history, CSV and JSON export, works offline, no account required. Pro: $4.99 per month or $29.99 per year (with first month free on annual plan).
Key features
  • 7 progression algorithms for automatic progression
  • 400+ exercises across 6 modalities
  • Visual barbell plate calculator with warmup sets
  • 5 voice-coached personas with audio coaching
  • 30 built-in training programs
  • Real-time PR detection and logging
  • Apple Health integration with full metadata
  • GPS running with live pace display and voice splits
  • Muscle heat map showing trained volume by muscle group
  • Home screen widgets and Dynamic Island support
  • Log weight, reps and reps in reserve in two taps between sets
  • Rest timer that starts itself with Live Activity
  • RIR-aware personal records
  • Plain-sentence reads of training trends
  • Import from Hevy, Strong and generic CSV exports
  • Works fully offline with optional sync
  • 438 exercises in library
  • Four PR ladders per lift
  • RIR-adjusted estimated 1RM formula
What makes it different
  • Automatic progression across strength, running, and HIIT in one app
  • Works completely offline with no account required
  • Built by a single developer with no ads or data selling
  • Auto-deload feature that reduces weight after consecutive failed sessions
  • Shareable progress cards and muscle heat maps
  • Records only count when effort backs them up, not just based on weight lifted
  • Plain sentence weekly reads of training progress instead of charts to interpret
  • Works offline-first without requiring an account
Community votes00
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Trust Flow (Majestic)20
Citation Flow (Majestic)160
Referring domains (Majestic)80

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