Your Guide to Setgraph

Your Guide to Setgraph

Your Guide to Setgraph

Learn how to leverage every tool for optimal training results.

Learn how to leverage every tool for optimal training results.

Learn how to leverage every tool for optimal training results.

A screenshot of the Setgraph app showing a deadlift 1 Rep Max estimate of 148.97 lb. The screen includes a section labeled 'Percent of 1RM' with a table listing repetitions, max estimates, and percentages. The table shows 1 repetition at 149 lb (100% of 1RM), and 2 repetitions at 144.8 lb (97% of 1RM). The design uses a dark theme with purple highlights for values and formulas.
1RM Calculator for Bench Press, Squat and Deadlift
1RM Calculator for Bench Press, Squat and Deadlift
1RM Calculator for Bench Press, Squat and Deadlift

Estimate your one-rep max from a recorded set in kg or lb. Compare Brzycki and Epley results and understand their limits for bench, squat and deadlift.

Estimate your one-rep max from a recorded set in kg or lb. Compare Brzycki and Epley results and understand their limits for bench, squat and deadlift.

Estimate your one-rep max from a recorded set in kg or lb. Compare Brzycki and Epley results and understand their limits for bench, squat and deadlift.

Create a Custom Workout Plan with Setgraph AI
Create a Custom Workout Plan with Setgraph AI
Create a Custom Workout Plan with Setgraph AI

Use Setgraph’s guided or custom AI planning flow, review goals, schedule and equipment, then save a workout plan and log your completed sets.

Use Setgraph’s guided or custom AI planning flow, review goals, schedule and equipment, then save a workout plan and log your completed sets.

Use Setgraph’s guided or custom AI planning flow, review goals, schedule and equipment, then save a workout plan and log your completed sets.

Save Additional Exercise Details With Setgraph Notes
Save Additional Exercise Details With Setgraph Notes
Save Additional Exercise Details With Setgraph Notes

Learn the difference between Setgraph Exercise Notes, workout descriptions, and exercise notes scoped to one workout, with examples of what to save where.

Learn the difference between Setgraph Exercise Notes, workout descriptions, and exercise notes scoped to one workout, with examples of what to save where.

Learn the difference between Setgraph Exercise Notes, workout descriptions, and exercise notes scoped to one workout, with examples of what to save where.

Stay Motivated With a Workout Activity Calendar
Stay Motivated With a Workout Activity Calendar
Stay Motivated With a Workout Activity Calendar

Use a workout activity calendar to review logged training days, compare them with your plan, and keep performance and recovery in context.

Use a workout activity calendar to review logged training days, compare them with your plan, and keep performance and recovery in context.

Use a workout activity calendar to review logged training days, compare them with your plan, and keep performance and recovery in context.

A screenshot of the Setgraph app displaying a workout named 'Arnold's Golden Six.' The description reads, 'Arnold's Golden Six is a classic, full-body workout routine designed to build strength...' with a 'more' link for further details. Below the description, there is a highlighted record entry for 'Squat' with 4 sets of 10 reps. The interface uses a black background with green highlights for key actions and details.
Log Workouts Faster with Setgraph Swipe Actions
Log Workouts Faster with Setgraph Swipe Actions
Log Workouts Faster with Setgraph Swipe Actions

Learn how to swipe right to open set entry or repeat a matching completed set in Setgraph for iOS, with screenshots and an example.

Learn how to swipe right to open set entry or repeat a matching completed set in Setgraph for iOS, with screenshots and an example.

Learn how to swipe right to open set entry or repeat a matching completed set in Setgraph for iOS, with screenshots and an example.

A screenshot of the Setgraph app showing a workout log from Monday, March 9, 2020. The log lists sets performed at specific times, such as 6:30 PM, with details of 6 repetitions at 235 lb. In the center, there is a green button with a plus sign to add more sets. At the bottom of the screen, a timer is displayed, indicating '0:57 Next Set,' signaling a countdown until the next set. The app interface uses a dark theme with green and orange highlights for workout metrics.
Workout Rest Timer: Optimize the Duration in Setgraph
Workout Rest Timer: Optimize the Duration in Setgraph
Workout Rest Timer: Optimize the Duration in Setgraph

Set a default rest timer in Setgraph, customize intervals by exercise and check notification settings for consistent pacing between recorded sets.

Set a default rest timer in Setgraph, customize intervals by exercise and check notification settings for consistent pacing between recorded sets.

Set a default rest timer in Setgraph, customize intervals by exercise and check notification settings for consistent pacing between recorded sets.

A screenshot of the Setgraph app displaying the weight plate selection interface. The screen includes a green 'Record Set' button at the top, followed by a section to select weight plates. It shows options for different weight plates: 2.5 lb, 5 lb, 10 lb, 25 lb, 35 lb, and 45 lb, each with plus and minus buttons to adjust the quantity. The label 'Gym (Default)' is displayed, along with settings for the type of barbell ('45 Barbell') and indicating weights 'Each side.' The interface uses a dark theme with green highlights for key actions.
Smart Plates: How to Calculate and Log Plate Loads
Smart Plates: How to Calculate and Log Plate Loads
Smart Plates: How to Calculate and Log Plate Loads

Set up Smart Plates with the right units, bar weight, and plate distribution, then check the total before logging. Includes a 135 lb barbell example.

Set up Smart Plates with the right units, bar weight, and plate distribution, then check the total before logging. Includes a 135 lb barbell example.

Set up Smart Plates with the right units, bar weight, and plate distribution, then check the total before logging. Includes a 135 lb barbell example.