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About The Iron Ledger

TRACK YOUR STRENGTH TRAINING PROGRESS The Iron Ledger is a comprehensive strength training tracker designed for serious lifters. Log workouts, track personal records, calculate your one-rep max, and monitor progress over time. FREE FEATURES (NO PURCHASE REQUIRED) WORKOUT TRACKING - 50+ exercises (barbell & dumbbell variations) - Individual set tracking - different weight/reps per set - Collapsible exercise cards for clean editing - Smart keyboard navigation - auto-advance through fields - Add notes to workouts and exercises - View complete workout history 1RM CALCULATOR - Calculate one-rep max using 3 proven formulas (Epley, Brzycki, Lander) - Automatic 1RM estimates on personal records - Recommended training percentages (60-95% of 1RM) - Percentage-based weight selector during workouts - Perfect for progressive overload planning PROGRESS TRACKING - Automatic personal record (PR) tracking - Top 10 PRs displayed with estimated 1RM - Track body weight and body fat percentage - Weight history with last 10 entries chart - Stats per athlete (total workouts, volume, exercises) ATHLETE PROFILES - Create customizable athlete profiles - Profile photos and custom names - 1 athlete profile included free PREMIUM FEATURES (IN-APP PURCHASE REQUIRED) Optional subscription unlocks: - Unlimited athlete profiles (free tier limited to 1) - Color-coded progress charts by muscle group - Dark mode for night training - 15+ professional workout templates (including dumbbell-focused) - Favorite templates for quick access - Create and save custom templates - CSV data export - Priority support IN-APP SUBSCRIPTION PRICING - Monthly: $4.99/month - Yearly: $49.99/year (save 17%) - Lifetime: $99.99 one-time purchase Subscription is optional. All core features are available for free. WHY THE IRON LEDGER? - Works completely offline - no internet required - All data stored securely on your device - Clean, intuitive interface - Built by lifters, for lifters - Regular updates with new features - No ads, ever PERFECT FOR - Powerlifters tracking max lifts - Bodybuilders monitoring volume and progression - CrossFit athletes logging strength work - Coaches managing multiple athletes - Anyone serious about getting stronger Download The Iron Ledger today and start tracking your journey to peak strength!

Ratings & reviews

5.0

8 ratings

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What’s new

Version 1.1.0 · Updated January 20, 2026

SHARE YOUR TRAINING • Post workout summaries to Instagram & Facebook with custom cards • Share exercise progress charts with friends • Send complete workout plans to training partners (JSON export/import) • Seamlessly transfer your programs between devices SMARTER TRAINING • Create workouts in advance and follow structured plans • Real-time 1RM percentage tracking during every set • Know exactly how hard you're pushing on each rep BETTER TRACKING • Instant search across all personal records • View unlimited PRs - no more top 10 limit Train smarter. Share proudly. Lift heavy.

App privacy

The developer, Blake Wallace, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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