[ACTIVE DAY]
Navigate the session day.
Move through the active training day without losing the current session context.
Workout log
Keep a clear record of the session
Record the work you complete, add the context that matters and return to it later. Keep the planned session and the completed record clearly connected.
Coming soon to App Store + Google Play Free tier available. Paid tiers expand advanced use, coaching workflows, and system depth.
Record the session, then save the finished workout
Log performed sets, save a draft, or seal the completed workout. Sealing marks the training day complete and keeps the finished work as history.
[EXERCISE CARDS]
Keep each movement readable.
Exercise cards hold prescribed work, logged sets, and comments in the same live surface.
[ADD EXERCISES]
Add work when the session changes.
Bring exercises into the active day when the gym floor calls for adjustment.
[SESSION STATE]
Keep the workout alive.
The runtime tracks session state as sets are captured and the day moves toward completion.
// SET-LEVEL CAPTURE
Record each set
Keep the weight, reps, effort and notes with each set.
Weight
Weight used
Reps
Reps completed
RPE
How hard the set felt
Comment
Set notes
Set Type
Warmup / Primer / Working / Backoff / AMRAP
Timestamp
Session sequence preserved
// CUSTOM NUMPAD
Enter the details of each set
Record weight, reps and effort while you train
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RPE
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// PLANNED VS LOGGED REALITY
From plan to completed session
Compare your targets with the work you record
Planned
Target sets
Logged
Completed sets
History
Saved sessions
// RPE-AWARE REST PACING
Rest pacing follows effort.
Lower-effort sets receive shorter rest, high-effort sets receive longer rest, and the timer remains part of the session runtime.
Lower Effort
Shorter rest window keeps the session moving.
Working Effort
Standard rest keeps execution controlled.
High Effort
Longer rest protects the next set's quality.
// SESSION HUD
Session summary
Session time, volume, density, and strain stay visible as the log turns completed sets into immediate training context.
Session Time
42:18
Time under the current session.
Volume
8.4k
Completed load multiplied by reps.
Density
19/h
Completed rows against elapsed time.
Strain
7.8
Average effort signal from logged RPE.
// HOLD TO SEAL
Finish and save the session
Seal the completed workout to add it to your training history
Hold to seal completed session
Training history
Come back to what you recorded
- Save the completed workout to your history.
- Open training history. Each completed day shows its date, number of sets, average RPE and volume.
- Expand a day. Every recorded set is there to read before your next session.
// CONTROLLED NATIVE ROLLOUT
Log real sessions inside LuKul.
LuKul is preparing its native iOS and Android rollout. Early access is reserved for users who want precise logging, structured planning, and a training record that remains useful over time.
Coming soon to App Store + Google Play
Free tier available. Paid tiers expand advanced use, coaching workflows, and system depth.
// WORKOUT LOG FAQ
Questions before logging.
Is LuKul a workout log?
Yes. LuKul includes a workout log for live training sessions, set-level capture, RPE, comments, rest pacing, and completed workout history.
What can I log in a set?
You can log load, reps, RPE, comments, set type, and timestamped work inside the session runtime.
Does LuKul support RPE?
Yes. LuKul supports RPE entry in the workout log and uses RPE as part of rest pacing and session strain context.
Does LuKul include a rest timer?
Yes. The log includes rest pacing that can adjust the timer based on set effort.
What is the session HUD?
The session HUD surfaces active training context such as session time, volume, density, and strain while the workout is happening.
What does planned vs logged mean?
Planned protocol rows can appear as prescribed targets, while confirmed user entries become logged reality.
What happens when I seal a session?
The hold-to-seal action marks the training day complete and preserves the completed work as structured history.
Is LuKul a social workout tracker?
LuKul is designed as a private training workspace and performance ledger rather than a public social fitness feed.
Is LuKul available on iOS and Android?
LuKul is preparing controlled native rollout for iOS and Android. Store links will be added when available.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. A Free tier will remain available. Paid tiers expand advanced use, coaching workflows, and system depth.