You open the app, you lift, you leave. The rest is written down.
Its exercises, its sets, the loads you used last time. One button to start — or an open session, picked as you go.
The history of every session, your loads, your records and estimated 1RM, your attendance week after week.
The session runs with no network — a basement, a gym with no signal — and syncs on your way out.
The rest timer, the current set and its load stay on the lock screen. You log a set without reopening the app, and shorten a rest by fifteen seconds with your thumb.
And if the gym has no network: the session runs anyway, and syncs on your way out.
A few questions — where you train, your equipment, your days, the muscles to emphasize — and Ratio builds the program, balances the volume per muscle group and fills it with your loads.
Or no program at all: start a session whenever you want, pick your exercises as you go, Ratio remembers everything.
For every set, Ratio sets the load and the rep range — from what you actually lifted last time, not from a generic table. The warm-up is calculated on it.
Then it corrects during the session: two reps more than planned and the target for the following sets goes up; fewer, and it goes down. And if you would rather decide yourself, smart progression switches off.
Programs, sessions, strength, history and sharing: free, with or without Premium.