Most apps count reps. KasMaker tracks muscles. See what you've worked on an interactive body map, detect PRs, and get smart training insights.
Every exercise is mapped to primary and secondary muscles — bench press lights up your chest, triceps, and front delts. Tap any muscle for stats and exercise recommendations.
Every muscle gets a readiness state — fresh, recovering, or fatigued — based on your sets and each muscle's recovery window. Know what's ready to train today.
Set how far back your muscle map and stats look — 3 days, 10 days, your call. Tracking and recovery both follow how you actually train.
Curated database with instructions and images. Filtered by your equipment and muscle group.
Build a routine from a workout you actually did, not a blank template. Edit freely mid-session — your routine and your session stay separate.
Auto-starts when you complete a set. Tap to adjust duration. Stays out of your way.
Link exercises to run back to back. Grouped exercises are badged in your log, and the rest timer waits for the end of the round — not the middle of it.
Optionally save every finished workout to Apple Health, so your lifting counts toward your activity. Your data stays yours.
Your workouts sync across your Apple devices and follow you to a new phone — no account to create. Works fully offline too if you'd rather stay local.
Mark sets as warm-up, drop set, or to failure — right from the set number. The warm-up calculator ramps you from the empty bar to your working weight, and warm-ups never inflate your PRs, muscle map, or recovery.
Rate how hard each set felt right after the checkmark — RPE or reps in reserve, your choice. Rated sets sharpen your muscle recovery estimates. Off by default, zero clutter.
Tap Plates on any barbell exercise and see exactly what to load per side — pick your bar, get the breakdown. No more gym math between sets.
Personal records are detected automatically and celebrated in real time. Never miss a milestone.
Track strength gains over time with weight and estimated 1RM charts for every exercise.
Push/pull balance, recovery tracking, volume analysis, and progressive overload suggestions.
Your muscle map, right on your home screen. See which muscles are fresh and which are recovering — without opening the app. Available in small and medium sizes.
Track your workout from the lock screen and Dynamic Island. See your timer, current exercise, and set progress. Log sets and save your workout — all without unlocking your phone.
Browse 800+ exercises or repeat a previous workout with one tap. Keep adding exercises throughout the day — your workout grows as you go.
Enter reps and weight. Your previous reps and weights are pre-filled, so you pick up right where you left off. PRs are detected. Rest timer auto-starts.
Your body map lights up — primary muscles bright, secondary muscles dimmer. Set your own recovery window so the map fades in time with how you actually train.
Your data stays on your device. iCloud sync is optional. No tracking, no analytics.
No social feeds, no AI chatbots, no rigid plans. Just a workout tracker that works.
Built for the gym floor. Dark mode only. Easy on the eyes between sets.
Built for people who train seriously and already know what they're doing in the gym. Progressive overload, 1RM curves, push/pull balance — not motivational badges.
KasMaker is a visual workout tracker for iPhone. It shows which muscles you've trained on an interactive body map and gives you smart insights like push/pull balance, recovery tracking, and progressive overload suggestions.
KasMaker Pro is available as a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. There are no ads and no third-party tracking. See the App Store listing for current pricing in your region.
Yes. KasMaker uses iCloud to sync your workout data across all your Apple devices automatically.
800+ exercises covering all major equipment types and muscle groups. Each includes step-by-step instructions and images.
KasMaker requires iOS 18 or later.
No. Your data stays on your device and syncs securely via iCloud. Nothing is collected or shared with third parties.
Yes. You can export all your workout history as a CSV file from the Settings screen.
Kas means "muscle" in Turkish. KasMaker = muscle maker.