RP Hypertrophy

Name: RP Hypertrophy
Rating: 4.3 (213 reviews)
Author: RP Strength, LLC

By: RP Strength, LLC App

Health & Fitness

Overview

Version:

1.3.0

Last updated: 2026-07-30

Ranking

#104,391 ▲ 233

Overall

Features & Capabilities

RP Hypertrophy is a science-backed muscle-building app designed by Dr. Mike Israetel. It acts as your pocket coach with personalized weekly progression, workouts you can customize on the fly, and 45+ premade training plans.

Access 250+ technique videos, the Meso Builder to tailor plans for abs or glutes, and a responsive system that adapts to your pump, soreness, and workload to optimize gains.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

RP Strength, LLC

Rating:

4.30

(213) 2 new ratings

Version:

1.3.0 Last updated: 2026-07-30

Version code:

889051287

Creation date:

2025-12-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

4.27MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-09

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Ranking

# 104,391 ▲ 233

Other platforms

RP Hypertrophy (v1.3.0)

33,228 4.32

(130)

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Developed by:

RP Strength, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rp-hypertrophy/id1555614554

User Reviews

RP Hypertrophy is praised for customizable training, strong mesocycle programming, and tangible gains, with a user-friendly interface and data-driven progression that many compare to a personal trainer. Recurrent drawbacks include cost, reliance on internet access, rigid scheduling without a calendar, occasional bugs/UX issues, and a limited exercise library with gear constraints and no cardio logging.

Pros

Customizable training and progression guidance that reduces guesswork
Strong programming/mesocycle system leading to tangible gains
Simple, intuitive, easy-to-use UI with easy workout modification
Automatic, data-driven adjustments based on logged workouts (weight, reps, recovery)
Trainer-like effectiveness; many users compare it to hiring a personal trainer and report good results

Cons

High price or value concerns compared to alternatives
Requires internet connectivity; offline use is not supported
Rigid scheduling with limited ability to shift days or view past workouts (calendar feature missing)
Bugs and UX issues including occasional crashes, help button errors, and lack of in-app usage instructions
Limited exercise library and equipment constraints (difficulty adding missing exercises; no cardio logging; some built-in exercises feel inconsistent)

Recent reviews

Latest update notes state: Checking "don't show me again" on the warm-up and rest timer tips now hides them immediately, instead of after your next set. But there is no rest timer even though there should be.