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NextLift is an iPhone app for logging barbell training. Walk up to the bar knowing exactly what to load: NextLift remembers your last session and the progression you've chosen, so every set is logged in seconds. No spreadsheet required.
Progressive overload is simple in theory: lift a little more than last time. In practice, most people either wing it or drown in tracking apps that feel like a second job. Neither works.
NextLift keeps it obvious. You decide how you want to progress each lift; it remembers what you did last session and makes logging the next one effortless. You just have to show up and do the work.
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Is it available on Android? No. NextLift is built just for iPhone, and I don't have plans to bring it to Android.
What lifts does it support? Any barbell, dumbbell, or machine lift you like. NextLift isn't opinionated about your programme — it works with whatever you're already doing.
How does the progression work? NextLift doesn't pick your weights, you do. You set the progression you prefer for each lift, and every session you choose whether to deload, maintain, or progress. NextLift records the call you make and shows how to load the bar for it. It's a training log, not a coach.
Is it for beginners or experienced lifters? Both. NextLift keeps tracking simple whether you're new to the barbell or years in. It isn't a coaching app, though: if you're starting out, work with a qualified personal trainer to get your form, technique, and programme right. NextLift handles the logging; a good PT keeps you safe.
NextLift is available on the App Store. If you have a question that isn't answered above, please get in touch.