How do I start a workout?
Open Today and start the planned session, or go to Train to start or resume the current workout. The live workout stays focused on set logging, rest timing, exercise swaps, and the next set.
Help for Surpass on iPhone: logging workouts, next-set targets, personal records, importing from other apps, subscriptions, privacy, and data export.
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Open Today and start the planned session, or go to Train to start or resume the current workout. The live workout stays focused on set logging, rest timing, exercise swaps, and the next set.
Each set shows what you lifted last time with a target for today right beside it. When you finish a workout, Surpass sets your targets for next time from what you just lifted, so the next step is clear before you start.
Surpass compares each set against your all-time best for that exercise and shows a PR alert the moment you beat it. Your workout summary leads with any PRs you hit.
Yes. Export your workout history as a CSV file from the other app, then import that file into Surpass to keep your previous sets and personal bests.
In a live workout, use the swap control on the exercise card to replace a machine, cable, dumbbell, or barbell variant without rebuilding the whole session.
No. Surpass works without an account. Your workout data is stored on your iPhone.
Workout data is stored locally on your device. Surpass does not run a user-account server for your workout history. See the privacy policy for the full data-handling summary.
Surpass is free to download and use for logging workouts, with no account required. Surpass Pro is an optional subscription purchased through the App Store; current prices are shown in the app before you subscribe.
Subscriptions are managed by Apple. On your iPhone open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, and choose Surpass. You can cancel there at any time; access continues until the end of the current billing period.
Sign in with the same Apple ID and use Restore Purchases in Surpass. If it still does not unlock, email support with your iOS version and the date you subscribed.
Yes. Use the export option in Settings to keep a copy of your workout history.
Your workout data lives on your device, so deleting Surpass removes it from that iPhone, subject to your Apple backup and sync settings. Export first if you want to keep a copy.
Read the Privacy Policy, Terms of Service and accessibility information, or open Surpass on the App Store.
Go to Support, read the Privacy Policy, or review the Terms of Service.