A voice workout log

Log your sets with your voice, right at the gym

Say the exercise, weight and reps, and SetSay adds the set to your log. Check your previous lift before the next set, then look back at your session when you’re done. Everything you recorded is there when you need it.

See how SetSay works

For iPhone and iPad · iOS 17 or later

Coming to the App Store

SetSay: spoken deadlift sets become cards with the weight and reps

A few words between sets

Tap the microphone and say, “Deadlift 100 for 8.” A card appears in the chat with the exercise, weight and reps. For the next set, just say, “Now 110 for 6.” SetSay remembers which exercise you’re doing.

If the gym is loud or you’d rather not speak, type the same words. Log one set or several at once. Check the result, and if the weight or reps aren’t right, open the entry and correct it.

Remember your lifts.
See your progress.

Check what you lifted last time before you start an exercise. SetSay shows your latest and best sets, so you don’t have to remember the numbers or dig through your notes.

Choose an exercise in Stats to see how your results have changed. View personal records, training volume over 7, 30 or 90 days, and volume by muscle group. If you want to work with your full history, export your entries to CSV and open them in a spreadsheet.

SetSay: previous squat results showing the latest and best sets — Your latest and best set, alongside the exercise

SetSay: personal records and a squat progress chart — Personal records and progress for an exercise

Plan your session.
Look back when you’re done.

Keep your usual exercises ready

Save a list of exercises as a template and open it at the start of a session. Your plan appears in the chat, ready for you to log each set as you go. The same routine is there for your next visit to the gym.

SetSay: workout templates with saved exercise lists

Take a closer look at your training

Ask AI to review a session or recent weeks using your saved entries. The review can help you reflect on changes in your training load, but it may make mistakes. It is not a substitute for a coach and does not provide medical advice.

SetSay: an example workout analysis with a medical advice disclaimer

Cloud processing of phrases and AI analysis need an internet connection. Request limits apply; cloud features may be temporarily unavailable when those limits are reached.

Your log for the next workout

Use SetSay in English or Russian, with kilograms or pounds. With your permission, completed workouts can be saved to Apple Health. Your workout history stays on your device, with no cloud sync.

The app is not published yet. A download link will appear here when SetSay launches on the App Store.

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