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Skulpt review

Free#13 of 19 in Bodybuilding App

A free mobile training log with detailed set, volume, record, and body tracking.

7.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Skulpt is a free, open-source workout planner and training log for people who want to organize sessions, record detailed set data, and review progress over time. It supports routine customization, workout and body progress tracking, and mobile use on iOS and Android. The app fits solo lifters and small-scale users who prefer a focused training journal with body-measurement charts, exercise history, personal records, and offline core workout flows.

The published plan is free, so users can access the app without choosing between paid tiers. Workout planning covers working, warm-up, drop, failure, timed, and distance sets, while supersets, trisets, and circuits let users structure more complex sessions. Rest timers can provide sound and haptic alerts. Data is stored locally, with optional sync available in store builds, giving the app a practical fit for training sessions where connectivity may vary.

Skulpt also connects to the surrounding mobile health ecosystem. Users can control workouts from an Apple Watch and import authorized measurements from Apple Health or Google Health Connect. Its emphasis is on logging and reviewing training rather than automated coaching: AI features are not part of the product, and deployment is mobile-only. Lifters who want detailed manual tracking, varied set formats, and body-progress charts should find a clear fit; those seeking AI-generated programming, broader platform coverage, or support beyond email should consider another option.

Skulpt pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free, open-source mobile app for planning workouts and logging sets
    • Tracks varied set types, volume, records, and body measurements
    • Apple Watch controls plus Apple Health and Google Health Connect imports
  • Where it doesn't
    • Mobile-only deployment limits use to iOS and Android
    • No AI-assisted programming features
    • Support is provided through email

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