A Workout Tracker for Couples Who Train Together

Training as a couple keeps you both showing up

When you train with your partner, the hardest part is rarely the workout. It is staying consistent on the busy weeks. Having someone who is on the exact same plan, doing the exact same session, makes skipping a workout much harder. You hold each other accountable without nagging, because the plan is right there for both of you.

The problem is that most workout apps are built for one person. You end up sharing a single login, screenshotting workouts to each other, or keeping two separate plans that drift apart. Trackist is built so two people can run one plan and still own their own numbers.

How Trackist works for couples

One of you builds the plan, turns on invites, and shares the code. Your partner joins and follows the same workouts. From there, you train the same sessions but log independently. Your weights and your partner's weights are usually different, and that is exactly how it should be. The plan is shared, the progress is personal.

During each session you log sets, reps, weight, rest time, and RPE, and you can leave notes on any exercise. When you hit your target on a set you get instant visual feedback, which keeps both of you motivated mid-workout.

The features couples get the most from

• One shared plan, two sets of logs. Follow the same sessions while each of you keeps your own weights and progress.
• Body weight and measurement trends. Track body weight and key measurements on a clean chart, so each of you can watch your own changes over time without comparing to the other.
• RPE and per-exercise notes. Note how a lift felt or jot a form cue. Useful when one of you is newer to training than the other.
• Clean and ad-free. A simple interface you will both actually want to open before a session.

How it works in 3 steps

1. One of you builds the plan. Choose the split and exercises that fit both of your goals.
2. Invite your partner. Turn on invites, share the code, and your partner joins the same plan.
3. Train together, log separately. Do the same sessions, log your own sets, and watch your own progress chart climb.

Stay consistent, keep your own progress

The point of training as a couple is consistency, and a shared plan is the simplest way to get it. You both know what today's session is, you both see the same exercises, and you both get the small satisfaction of hitting a target. Over the weeks, your separate body weight and measurement charts tell each of your stories without forcing you to keep the same numbers.

Not sure where to start? Browse the workout plans library and pick one you can both run together from the first week.

Trackist has no ads and is available on iOS and Android, so you and your partner can start training off the same plan today.