Workouts
YTD count
Total sessions in the selected year - sourced from Hevy and manual entries.
WORKOUT
Track every workout. See progress.
The Workout section of Organizr is a desktop training journal: sync your Hevy history, compare every session with the previous one, and watch load progression on clear charts. All data lives locally on your device.
Total hours
Time under load
Sum of every workout duration, so you can see real time invested in training.
Total volume
kg × reps
Aggregate weight moved across all sets, a single number for yearly workload.
Unique exercises
Variety
How many distinct exercises you covered - useful to spot gaps in routine.
HEVY INTEGRATION
Hevy, synced in one click.
Connect your Hevy account and import the full workout history into Organizr. Routines, exercises, sets, reps, weights and records are pulled and kept aligned with a single Sync Hevy button.
- Automatic import of every past session.
- Exercises matched and deduplicated across routines.
- Personal records detected and tagged.
- Manual workouts can live next to Hevy ones - no lock-in.
- Data stays local: Hevy is only the source, not a dependency.
Hevy → Organizr
One-click sync, full history.
COMPARE
Every set, against last time.
Open any workout and Organizr lines it up next to the previous session of the same routine, set by set. You see exactly what changed: weight, reps, volume.
- Δ kg - load difference per set.
- Δ reps - reps gained or lost.
- Δ volume - kg × reps swing per set and per exercise.
- Per-exercise total volume vs. previous session.
- Set count comparison to catch missed or added sets.
PROGRESSION
Load progression, on a real chart.
For every exercise Organizr plots how the weight evolved over time. Filter by muscle group, equipment or source - Hevy or manual - and read the trend without exporting anything.
- kg over time for any exercise, across the whole history.
- Range stats: total sessions, total sets, last value, full delta.
- Filters by tag (e.g. chest, smith, barbell) to compare similar lifts.
- Toggle between recorded and manual data points.
- Last-set series: one stable data point per workout, no noise.
HEATMAP
A year of training, at one glance.
Every workout becomes a cell on the calendar. Darker means a longer session - so you read consistency, gaps and peak weeks without opening a single chart.
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Two ways to use it
As an app of its own, or inside Organizr.
Workout for iPhone
A dedicated app with Dashboard, Workouts, Exercises and Routines in the tab bar. Only your training, nothing else.
- Apple Watch app and Live Activity
- Hevy import and Organizr AI
- English, Italian, Spanish and German
Inside Organizr
The same workout log next to habits, nutrition, money and goals, on iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows.
- One account for every app
- Premium covers Workout and the full Organizr
- Training data in the same dashboards as the rest
FROM THE BLOG
Guides that go with this section.
Training6 min read
Progressive overload, explained without a spreadsheet
Adding weight is only one of five ways to overload a lift. How to progress reps, sets, tempo and range of motion, and how to know when you actually did.
Training4 min read
How to log a workout so the data is useful six months later
Sets and reps are not enough. The fields worth logging, the ones that waste your time, and how to keep the log fast enough that you keep doing it.
Training5 min read
Push pull legs or full body: which split fits your week
The best split is the one you can repeat on a bad week. How to choose between full body, upper lower and push pull legs based on days, not on theory.
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