From your first set to your personal best: track, compete and grow without leaving the app.
Not sure where to start? See how Streak worksStreak solves one specific problem: the gap between training and noticing that you are training. People who log workouts in a spreadsheet quit by week three; people who log nothing think they trained more than they did. The app closes that gap by turning every workout into a two-tap record and handing it back as a streak, a calendar and a ranking.
The features below are grouped into three fronts. Training covers the logging itself. Social exists because almost everyone keeps their frequency longer when someone else is watching. Progress is what remains after a few months: the history that shows how much was actually built.
Logging has to be faster than the excuse not to log. These three features exist so that checking in takes less time than putting your water bottle away.
Log today's workout in seconds, with a date and an optional photo. No spreadsheet, no long form.
Log my workoutPut together today's session one exercise at a time and record not just that you trained, but what you trained.
Build my workoutSee how to build your own workout without getting the form wrong →Your streak of training days is always visible, next to a heat map calendar that shows the full weeks and the blank days.
Start my streakWhy your streak motivates more than willpower does →Frequency is easier to keep when it is not a deal you made only with yourself. Streak's social side is deliberately light: follow and encourage, without turning training into a showcase.
See who trained in the last 24 hours and follow your friends' pace in real time, with recent workouts highlighted.
Open the feedInvite your friends, follow their streaks and keep everyone moving together.
Like your friends' wins and get the encouragement back: the likes you receive are kept on your profile.
Support my friendsAfter two or three months, the value stops being today's workout and starts being the history. This is where it becomes visible — in numbers, in a calendar and in photos.
Earn points with every workout and compete with your group. The ranking resets every month, so there is always a fresh start.
Join the rankingTotal points, points this year and your check-in count show, in numbers, how much you have built.
See my numbersYour workout photos are kept in a personal gallery, easy to scroll through when you want to compare then and now.
See my progressSaying what a tool does not solve saves time for anyone looking for something else. These are the known gaps, and none of them is promised for soon.
Streak does not build programmes, suggest loads or correct form. It records what you decided to do — the decision stays with you or with the professional who coaches you.
There is no food logging, macro counting or integration with nutrition apps.
There is no integration with watches, heart rate straps or phone health apps. What goes into the history is what you check in.
The feed shows workouts from people you added as friends. There is no public profile, no discovery of strangers and no reach beyond your list.
Practical articles on technique, performance and how to make the most of what you already log.
No. Streak is a PWA: you open it in your phone's browser and use the add to home screen option. It works on iPhone and Android, and updates arrive without downloading anything.
A check-in recorded that day, in your own time zone. One workout a day is enough: logging two does not push the streak further, because what it measures is frequency, not volume.
The run of consecutive days does. Your history, the frequency calendar and the total check-in count stay intact — and that is where long-term progress shows.
Every logged workout is worth points, and the monthly ranking sorts friends by that total. It resets on the first day of each month, which gives anyone who started late a fair shot in the next cycle.
Only the friends you added in the app. There is no public profile and no search engine indexing of those images; how that data is handled is described in our Privacy Policy.
Yes. Check-ins, the streak, the calendar, the stats and the gallery all work on their own. The social side is an addition, not a requirement.
Streak is a free PWA: install it straight from your browser, log today's workout and watch your streak begin.
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