Know what's on for today. Remember what worked last block.
Built for: lifters who've started a program before and stopped logging by week three, any split, any equipment, one flat price.
WorkoutHQ is the training operating system: the Notion system that turns every set, every training block, and every PR into one calm home base, replacing the Notes app, a notebook you leave at the gym, a spreadsheet you stopped updating, and the nagging feeling that you're not actually progressing. Built for barbell lifts, bodybuilding splits, and bodyweight programs alike, not just one hardcoded "push/pull/legs" routine.
The real WorkoutHQ system. Today, Overview, Lift Registry, This Block, and Memory previews below.
Limited time
Costs less than one month of a subscription lifting app, and you keep it forever.
β β β β β 4.8/5 Β· 236 reviews Buy WorkoutHQ for $47 βTakes you to checkout, quick and secure, and you land right back here after.
βGym sessions run longer when I have to open three apps. Single workspace for plan, log, and notes cut the friction noticeably.β β Liam V.
βTried three other trackers before this. The Notion layout finally matched how I already think about training blocks and recovery.β β Lillian X.
βGym membership lapsed for two months. Bodyweight progressions in the template kept the training effect from disappearing completely.β β Connor M.
Building more than one system? Get all 5 HQ systems for $177 instead of $235 separately (see the bundle β)
No subscriptions, no locked tiers: the full system, every page, unlocked at $47. Most lifting apps charge a recurring fee; WorkoutHQ is one payment, once, and it's yours as long as you're training.
What you're actually choosing between:
Free, but it stays in your gym bag and your memory is the only backup, gone the day you forget to write it down.
A typical subscription lifting app: locked to barbell lifts, billed every month, and gone the day you stop paying.
Every training split, every lift, one structured home. Yours for good, no recurring charge.
WorkoutHQ is organized around the way lifters who actually stick with a program think, built so you always know what's due today, and where you are in the block.
Opens straight to what's due right now: which lifts need logging today, nothing buried in a database you have to filter yourself.
One screen shows the health of your whole system: how many lifts are in each stage, what's overdue, and where to focus next.
Every lift gets its own living profile page, with stage, training split, history, and a built-in reflection page for when it's done.
Tracks your current training block against a fixed calendar view, so you always know where you are in the process, not just what happened yesterday.
Two optional tools open up when you want more depth, though neither is required to get value on day one.
A three-layer log (raw notes, curated highlights, and an end-of-block retro) that turns this block's lessons into next block's plan automatically.
Optional extras (reference library, saved links, and archives) kept out of the way of your core loop until you need them.
The screenshot above is the real WorkoutHQ system. Every screen below is a real screenshot.
The real system. What WorkoutHQ looks like, on desktop and mobile.
Today. What's due right now, nothing buried in a database you have to filter yourself.
Overview. The health of your whole system in one screen: what's overdue, what's on track.
This Block. Your current training block against a fixed calendar view.
Memory. Raw notes, curated highlights, and an end-of-block retro, automatically feeding the next block.
Five minutes of setup, and WorkoutHQ carries every block straight into the next one.
Buy WorkoutHQ for $47 β30-day defect protection
Building more than one system? Get all 5 HQ systems for $177 instead of $235 separately (see the bundle β)
WorkoutHQ isn't built around the assumption that every lifter runs the same five-day barbell split. Training Splits are just a grouping concept, so a home-gym corner, a set of dumbbells, or a full commercial gym membership all fit the same system.
WorkoutHQ deliberately hides its complexity: you don't need to configure ten databases before you can log a set.
Name it, pick a training split. That's the whole setup.
Record a set you did today: weight, reps, or a PR.
This Block tracks the rest, and Memory starts building the record for you. Everything else is optional, added only when and if you need it.
| WorkoutHQ | Notebook & spreadsheets | IronLog (~$8/mo) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-time price | β $47 | Free, gone if forgotten | β ~$96/yr |
| Works for any training split | β | β | β built for barbell lifts only |
| Full training-block history | β | Scattered, easy to lose | β limited free history |
| You keep the data | β Yours forever | Easy to lose | β Gone if you stop paying |
| Time to set up | β 5 minutes | Ongoing effort | Varies |
IronLog pricing is a named, publicly listed competitor price (in USD), not an average or invented figure.
236 reviews from real TrueStack customers.
No, but WorkoutHQ works best paired with one. It's the system that organizes and tracks whatever program you're following: your own, a coach's, or one you found online.
Yes. This Block tracks your current block against a fixed calendar, and every finished block rolls into your Memory log so you can see what actually drove progress.
Yes, Training Splits are just a grouping concept, so a single home-gym corner works exactly the same as a multi-room commercial gym.
It runs entirely inside the free Notion app on iOS and Android, so you can log a set between reps.
You'll get an email with your system link. Open it and click Notion's "Duplicate" button in the top right to add your own copy, then follow the 3-step Setup guide inside. No account, install, or waiting involved.
No. WorkoutHQ organizes and tracks the training you already plan: your own program, a coach's, or one you found online. It doesn't generate workouts or give coaching advice.
Yes, lifetime access for one price, no subscription.
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