A week built once
Assign routines to days and group exercises into straight sets, supersets or circuits. The schedule becomes the home screen.
Progressive web app
Plan the week. Run the session. Skip the guesswork.
Circuit Book turns your exercise library into day-by-day routines, then hands you one clean, full-screen card for every set, so the only thing on screen mid-workout is the next thing to do.
Built for the hand that is holding a dumbbell.
A training app competes with a phone screen you are checking between sets, often one-handed and usually in a hurry. Anything that takes more than a tap gets skipped.
Circuit Book splits the work in two. Planning happens at home, where a bigger screen and a clear head are useful. Training happens on a single card per block, full screen, where tapping a set to check it off is the only interaction that matters.
History logs itself as you finish, so the record of what you actually did is a byproduct of doing it rather than a second chore.
In practice
Three moments it saves you
One thing on screen
Session mode shows a single full-screen card per block. Tap a set to check it off, one-handed, without hunting through a plan.
A record you did not have to keep
History logged itself as you trained, so progress is a byproduct of doing the work rather than a second chore.
A walkthrough video for this one is in production.
How it flows
Build your library
Add exercises with photos, targets and muscle tags once, then reuse them in any routine, any week.
Plan the week
Assign routines to days, then group exercises into straight-set, superset or circuit blocks.
Train on the card
Open today's routine, tap through each block's sets, and let history log itself as you finish.
Everything a training week needs
Build once in the library, plan the week in routines, then move through the whole thing one set at a time.
Exercise library
Every exercise lives once, with photos, target sets and reps, a category and a written cue, ready to drop into any routine.
Photo sequences
Add a full set-up-to-finish sequence per move rather than a single shot, then tap through start, middle and end position.
Muscle map
Tag what a move works and watch it light up on a front-and-back body map, with a written note on the specific target area.
Routines by day
Assign routines to any day of the week, several per day if you split sessions. The schedule is the home screen.
Sets, supersets and circuits
Group one exercise alone, pair two, or chain several into a circuit. One grid of rounds covers all three, so sets can alternate between exercises instead of finishing one before starting the next.
Session mode
One focused card per block, full screen. Tap a set to check it off, move between blocks, and jump back to edit on the dashboard without losing your place.
Practical details
- PlatformInstallable progressive web app with its own home-screen icon.
- OfflineWorks offline, so a basement gym with no signal is not a problem.
- Designed forOne-handed use mid-set.
- SectionsLibrary, Routines, Sessions and History.
See Circuit Book in action
Circuit Book is not publicly listed. Ask for a walkthrough and I will show you how it works, or tell me if you would like to build on it together.
