Upper
NEXTWeek 1
Sets 'n Reps turns a few lines of plain text into a complete training plan. Percentages, progression, deloads and rest timers are calculated for you — every set, every week.
SNR reads like the notes you would scribble in a notebook, except the app parses it. Set schemes, percentages of your training max, RPE targets, rest ranges and progression rules all live in the same line. Edit the program below — it runs the real parser, so what you see is exactly what the app would build.
Week 1
Week 1
Percentages show as % TM here. In the app they resolve to real weights from your training max, rounded to the plates you own. Open the editor to try it on your own program.
Sets, rep ranges, AMRAP sets, total-rep goals, timed sets, supersets and warmup ramps in one readable syntax — with an editor that autocompletes and validates as you type.
Linear, double, cycle-based and custom progressions. The app adds the weight, counts your stalls and drops you into a deload before a plateau turns into a rut.
Estimated 1RM per lift, personal-record tracking, tonnage and a history you can plot. You see whether the block actually worked, not just that you showed up.
Adaptive rest timer with notifications, a plate calculator that knows your equipment, and last session's numbers on screen while you decide what to load.
Your training lives on your device, so a basement gym with no signal changes nothing. Sign in and the same programs and history follow you to every other device.
Hundreds of movements with equipment and muscle detail, searchable and filterable — plus your own custom exercises when the rack in your gym has other ideas.
Start from a template instead of a blank page. Each one ships with frequency variants and optional accessory modules, and every line is editable — it is just SNR underneath.
Wendler 5/3/1 for squat, bench, deadlift and press, driven by your training max.
Alternating A/B sessions with linear progression and automatic stall deloads.
Power Hypertrophy Upper Lower: heavy compounds and higher-rep volume days.
Push, pull and legs twice a week, with heavier A days and higher-rep B days.
A program is a text file, which makes it trivial to hand to someone else. Publish it, send a link, or take a proven block from a lifter who already ran it.
Browse the communityOpen the app and start logging in under a minute. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like any other app on your phone — including when the gym Wi-Fi doesn't.
Free to use. No account required to start.