Target, last set, and RIR in one view
See the load, rep target, prior result, and effort target before the set starts.
Jacked shows what to lift next, lets you log the set fast, and uses your history to guide the next target. Built for iPhone lifters training for strength and hypertrophy.
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See the load, rep target, prior result, and effort target before the set starts.
Weight, reps, RIR, notes, rest, and undo stay in the active workout flow.
Bring over workouts, routines, measurements, notes, and useful set context.
Review PRs, volume, body weight, measurements, and progress photos from the same app.
Jacked keeps the useful details in view: target range, last result, logged reps, load, RIR, rest, and recent performance.
Weight, rep range, last result, and RIR target are visible before the work starts.
Log the actual reps and effort while the set is still fresh.
Recent performance informs whether you repeat, add reps, add load, or hold steady.

Jacked shows the weight, rep range, last result, and RIR target before you start logging.
Your exercises, recent sets, and targets are ready before the first warmup.
Capture weight, reps, RIR, rest, and notes without leaving the workout flow.
Use the last result to decide whether to add reps, add load, repeat, or back off.
Log weight, reps, RIR, rest, and notes without losing sight of what you did last time or what should happen next.
Log weight, reps, RIR, notes, and rest from one screen, with the previous set still visible.
Jacked uses reps, load, target range, and logged RIR so the next target reflects the set you recorded.
Bring over the workouts, routines, notes, measurements, and set history you already trust.
Strength numbers matter, but physique progress needs more than a list of sets.
Check next-set math, weekly volume, and hypertrophy guidance without leaving your training log.
Last set, target reps, load, RIR, and rest stay visible when you need them.

Load, reps, RIR, rest, and recent performance stay beside the set they affect.

End the workout with the next target, not another note to interpret later.

Plan, logging, rest, and progression stay in one iPhone workflow.
Open Jacked from the App Store, review the current terms there, and run one session with targets, RIR context, rest timing, and history in one place.
Open the workout with load, reps, effort, and recent performance already in view.
Run your own program, swap exercises, edit sets, and accept or ignore targets.
A focused iOS training app for lifters who want the workout to stay fast in the gym.
Hevy, spreadsheets, and basic trackers can hold your history. Jacked turns that history into the next weight, rep target, RIR call, and physique check-in.
Keep the log you built. Turn it into the next weight, rep target, and RIR call.
Stop doing progression math between sets. Keep the plan, logger, and body metrics in one place.
Tie RIR, volume, exercise history, and body metrics to the work you are about to do.
Open today's session, train hard, log fast, and leave knowing the next progression move.
Answers for lifters who want to know exactly how Jacked fits their training.
Jacked is built for hypertrophy-first training, but it works well for lifters who care about strength progress as part of building muscle.
Most workout trackers store what you did. Jacked uses what you did to suggest the next target: load, reps, RIR, rest, and whether your body metrics are moving.
Yes. Jacked includes a Hevy import path for workouts, routines, measurements, exercise notes, and set context so your existing log can keep working on day one.
No. Jacked will not coach your form. It helps you run the workout: targets, RIR, rest, progression, and training history while you are in the gym.
Yes. Advanced lifters can keep control of exercise selection and programming while using Jacked for faster logging, RIR targets, and performance-driven progression.
Open the App Store listing to see the current pricing and regional subscription terms Apple shows for your account.
Review the App Store privacy section and Jacked privacy policy before installing. Training logs, body metrics, and progress photos are sensitive, so the privacy details should be part of the decision.
Use built-in guides and tools to check volume, RIR, deloads, exercise selection, recovery, and progressive overload decisions without leaving your training workflow.
Browse training guidesOpen the App Store, check the current pricing, and try Jacked with your next session. Import your history if you want context from day one.
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