openGym
opengym.paymentery.comTraining tracked across paper and scattered apps: no clear record of weights and reps, no way to tell whether you are actually progressing or repeating the same load for months, and most ready-made apps are either subscription-based or have no Arabic interface.
The app is now available with a complete right-to-left Arabic interface, opened from a phone and added to the home screen as a standalone app, signed into with a fingerprint or face instead of a password, and each user's data — their plan, their history and their weights — stored and isolated from everyone else's.
What changed
openGym is a complete training app that runs in the browser and installs to the home screen: a library of more than 1,300 exercises, each with an animation showing the movement and the muscle it targets; a weekly plan built from routines (push, pull and legs — or your own); set, rep and weight logging during the session with a rest timer; automatic progression that raises the weight or reps once you hit the target and backs off when you stall; plus estimated one-rep max, body-weight tracking, and a muscle map and statistics showing what has been trained and what has been neglected.