Three taps of the same log. Progress and coaching aren't separate features — they're what the log becomes once it's yours.
Full logging, editing and history — no account, no internet, no card. An account exists only to sync: watch → phone → server.
Offline-first by design. Health data is read on the device and stays there. The coach's memory is a list you can see — and wipe.
Start today's routine on your wrist and log every set with a tap. The rest timer runs itself — sets sync back the moment you pick up your phone.
Library, routines and history side by side on iPad — tap a muscle on the body map to filter every exercise that hits it.
A session is grouped into segments, each with its own metric and rest: warm-up doesn't count toward volume, a physio drill tracks side and discomfort, an AMRAP counts rounds, cardio counts time in zone.
Volume, records and trends — per exercise and per muscle. The y-axis starts at zero and stays there: progress has to be real to show up.
Ask a real question, get an answer from your own eight weeks. When the AI is down, the app says so — the log never stops working.
The log, plans, history and PRs stay free forever. Pro buys the automation — every AI feature reads your own numbers, and nothing leaves the device unless you ask.
No countdowns, no locked exports — nothing free ever moves behind the paywall.
$8.99 US · 39,99 zł PL · 7-day trial · cancel anytime
iPhone, Apple Watch and iPad are feature-complete in TestFlight — the App Store release is next. Android, Garmin and Wear OS are in build; the web planner is already live at zryw.app/app — no dark launch, no fake buttons. Experimental features land behind a flag first, then graduate.
zryw (PL, noun) — a sudden burst of power from stillness
Free to try, no account needed. Native on iPhone, Apple Watch and iPad — plus zryw.app/app in any browser. Android, Wear OS and Garmin are on the roadmap.
Free forever · Pro 9,99 € / mo for the AI parts
iOS 17 · watchOS 10 · iPadOS 17 · Web · soon: Android · Wear OS · Connect IQ