FuzeLabs Gym Workout Tracker

Name: FuzeLabs Gym Workout Tracker
Author: Gabriel DAlbuquerque

By: Gabriel DAlbuquerque App

Training & Smart Insights

This app was removed from Apple Apps Store on 2026-07-06

Overview

Removed

Version:

1.0.8

Last updated: 2026-01-22

Features & Capabilities

FuzeLabs is a clean and intelligent training system. Designed for strength training and weightlifting, it combines a fast, distraction-free logger with advanced coaching tools that automate your progress.

Plan professional training cycles, track every rep with precision, and let data-driven insights guide your progression.

Core Features (Free Forever, No Ads)

Program Builder: Design multi-week periodized blocks with custom phases (Strength, Hypertrophy, Peaking, Deload, and more).
Smart Execution: Workouts from your program auto-fill with target weights calculated from your 1RM.
Advanced Tracking: Log sets, reps, RPE, and specific set types (Warm-up, Working, Drop Set, Failure, Top Set, Back-off Set).
Routine Management: Unlimited routines and folders to organize your training splits.
Tools: Built-in Plate Calculator, Rest Timer, 1RM Estimator, auto weight calculation (based on set types)
Powerful Analytics - 1RM Progression, Muscle Group Sets, Workout Duration, Body Weight, and more.
History & PRs:Visualize your progress with beautiful charts and PR celebrations.
Seamless Sync: Cloud backup and cross-device sync (sign-in required).
Apple Health integration
Data Import (Hevy CSV) — Beta
Guest Mode (on-device data)
Dark Mode

Pro Features (optional subscription)

Recovery Insights: fatigue signals, ACWR, recovery debt Training Advisor:
- Progressive Overload: data‑driven nudges for sensible weight/reps increases
- Plateau Detection: flags lifts that have stalled with smart thresholds
- Deload Recommendations: detects overreach and suggests adapted training
And more coming soon!

FuzeLabs - Engineered for Performance

Support: https://fuzelabs.co/support / support@fuzelabs.co Privacy Policy: https://fuzelabs.co/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://fuzelabs.co/terms

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Gabriel DAlbuquerque

Version:

1.0.8 Last updated: 2026-01-22

Version code:

881724178

Creation date:

2025-09-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

19.80MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-06

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Developed by:

Gabriel DAlbuquerque

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/cn/app/fuzelabs-gym-workout-tracker/id6751215836?l=en-GB

Website:

https://fuzelabs.co/

User Reviews

Okay, longer review but I’ve spent weeks testing through pretty much every popular lifting app on here, and Fuze is the best one I’ve used. It’s great for tracking sets and weights, but is the winner because of its *recovery* insights. For basic function the logging features are top tier for a workout app. You can put together your whole routine with clear explanations for each exercise, but ALSO set a specific training style to follow, like Epley or Lombardi. I can track my set history, total volume lifted, set deloads, and get personal tips from my data to avoid plateaus. The rest timer keeps me on pace and makes progressive overload easier to stay consistent. For me though, what I’ve always wanted and sets Fuze apart is how smart it is about RECOVERY. Instead of guessing whether my legs are ready for another squat day, it looks at how much I’ve done, how hard I’ve pushed, and tells me EXACTLY (down to the hour) how long I need to recover. The recovery section of the app is awesome and packed with science and explanations, and it’s actually helped me avoid overtraining or burnout, something I’ve struggled with before and herniated a disc. Avoiding injury now is very important! Overall, TDLR: Fuze takes the guesswork out of training. It helps me work smarter, not harder. For tracking, planning, and recovery, I’ve found my app, and I’d recommend it for anyone serious about getting stronger, whether you’re a beginner or experienced lifter.