Plan the lift. Show the reason.

Add weight, or hold? Rede gives the call, and what's behind it. Stop guessing at the rack.

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Not another logbook. Not a black-box coach. For lifters who program themselves.

Tap the highlighted set to see the reasoning behind the call

2:33
Today
Thu · Jun 18
Ready to train
10d since last · 0/6 sessions this week
Push B · 6 exercises
On plan, tuned to your last session
Incline barbell press
4 sets · rest 180s · RIR 2
50 lb × 6
Why this
Call50 lb × 6
SignalLast session hit your target RIR
ChangeNo load increase today
ControlHold 50 · Use 55 · Close
DB bench press
3 sets · rest 120s · RIR 2
35 lb × 8
first
Shoulder press
3 sets · rest 120s · RIR 2
20 lb × 8
first
Pec deck
3 sets · rest 75s · RIR 2
40 lb × 12
first
Cable lateral raise
4 sets · rest 60s · RIR 2
10 lb × 12
first
Skullcrusher
3 sets · rest 75s · RIR 2
20 lb × 8
first
20 sets · 6 exercises
Start training Why this call
Push B
Exercise 1 of 6 · Set 1 of 4
Finish
Incline barbell press
50lb · × 6 · RIR 2
Starting at plan target
Hold 50Log discomfortMore
Log set
SetWeightRepsRIR
150 lb6
250 lb6
350 lb6
450 lb6
Up next · DB bench press · 3 × 8
Progress
SessionWeekCycle
A lighter week
Volume −50% vs last week · 17 sets · 5985.5 lb
Weekly volume
Jun 1
−50%
Jun 8
Single ember marks this week
ConsistencyJune 2026
MTWTFSS 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930
3 sessions this month
Plan
Push / Pull / Legs, 6 days a week — built for muscle
New to lifting · Commercial gym
This week
Push B6 exercises
Incline press · Horizontal press · Vertical press · Fly · Lateral raise · Triceps extension
Pull B6 exercises
Horizontal pull · Vertical pull · Rear delt · Curl · Shrug
Legs B7 exercises
Squat · Hinge · Knee flexion · Knee extension · Calf raise · Core
Push A6 exercises
Horizontal press · Incline press · Fly · Lateral raise · Triceps extension
Pull A7 exercises
Vertical pull · Horizontal pull · Rear delt · Curl · Shrug
Legs A7 exercises
Squat · Hinge · Knee extension · Knee flexion · Calf raise · Core
Next week
Push B6 exercises
Incline press · Horizontal press · Vertical press · Fly · Lateral raise · Triceps extension
Pull B6 exercises
Horizontal pull · Vertical pull · Rear delt · Curl · Shrug

Most strength apps just log your sets. Or hand you a workout you can’t question.

Rede gives you the call, and the evidence behind it.

Loggers
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Black-box AI
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Rede
Tells you what to do you program it
Shows you why black box Decision Receipt
You stay in control keeps changing hold / lock / undo
  1. A call you can see the reason for.

    Every call shows Signal · Change · Control. No black box.

  2. Drive your own progression.

    Hold the plan, or lock a lift to +5/week. Watch your bench climb, 180 to 200.

  3. Restraint by design.

    No hype, no trophies. The screen does one job: your next set.

From setup to a lift that actually moves.

  1. Set your starting point

    A few lifts, that's it.

  2. Train from the daily call

    What to lift, how much, and why.

  3. Watch it climb

    A lift goes up, the plan adapts. You can always hold or undo.

See the reasoning, set by set.

  • Every set shows its reason.

    “Eased from 185 after a slow set 2.” The call explains itself. No black box.

  • You stay in control.

    Hold the weight, swap, or skip. The plan adapts, but the decision is always yours.

  • One screen, one job.

    The current set, the next move, the rest timer. No streaks, no clutter.

Tap Train above to see a set explain its own weight

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The daily call is just the start.

Shipped: 120+ movements across barbell, dumbbell, cable, machine, Smith, and bodyweight.

Coach actions

When a lift stalls or you're behind for the week, a card says what to change, and why. Adopt it, or undo in one tap.

Warm-up ladders

A conservative warm-up before your heavy sets. Guidance only, never logged.

Strength milestones

Plate milestones for the big barbell lifts. Real top sets only, never estimated.

A weekly plan you can read

This week and next, by training day and movement pattern. Same engine as today's call.

Progress without the guilt

Strength trends, weekly volume, and a consistency calendar. No streaks, no shaming.

Data you can trust

A suspect set (“227 kg, probably a typo”) gets flagged and kept out of your stats.

Readiness widget

A home-screen widget that answers one question: should I train today?

Quiet reminders

Optional rest-timer and weekly reminders. Local only, opt-in. Never spam.

Free today. Rede Pro comes later.

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Everything in the app today. No account, no ads, no purchases
  • Decision Receipt on every call — Signal · Change · Control
  • Hold, lock a lift to +5/week, or undo. You stay in control
  • Weekly coach actions — each change, with its reason

A paid Rede Pro tier is planned. $59.99 / year would feel…

Nothing is for sale yet. Your tap just tells us if the price feels right.

I built Rede for myself. For years I trained off spreadsheets, or off apps that changed my plan and never said why. I wanted a coach that shows its work, and lets me overrule it. It's on the App Store now. I read every email.

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Before you download.

Is there an Android version?

iOS only right now. Rede is a native iOS app, on the App Store.

What does Rede cost?

Free. Everything in the app today is free. A paid Pro tier is planned, and the price isn't final.

Do I have to import my training history?

No. Answer four quick questions and you get a real, executable plan in about a minute.

Is my training data private?

It's stored on your device by default. No account, and no network calls in the current build. Apple Health is optional and read-only.

Is this medical or injury advice?

No. Rede is training-decision support, not a medical product. For pain it suggests conservative options and seeing a professional.

Do I need an invite?

Not anymore. It's a free download on the App Store.

  • Rede is a native iOS app, on the App Store. The screens shown are faithful recreations of the app.
  • Training-decision support, not a medical product or a diagnosis.
  • The app is free today. Rede Pro prices are assumptions we're testing, nothing is for sale yet.
  • Your data stays on device by default.
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