Use cases
One log, however you train.
Workout Chat is the same thing underneath — you describe a session, it becomes a training log you can ask questions about. What changes is what you need out of it.
Start for free →Use it inside the AI you already have
Workout Chat has its own chat built in — and it runs a remote MCP server too, so you can log from whichever assistant you're already in.
ChatGPT
Log a session in the chat window you already have open.
Claude
A remote MCP connector, authorised with one OAuth click.
Cursor
Log the session you just did without leaving your editor.
Built for how you train
The same log, framed around what each kind of lifter actually needs to see.
Powerlifting
Top singles, estimated maxes, and PRs on the big three.
Bodybuilding
Weekly volume and per-movement progression, without the data entry.
New lifters
No exercise database to learn before you can log anything.
Lifting + cardio
Conditioning in the same session as the squats.
Runners who lift
Lifting tracked properly, runs recorded alongside.
Coming from somewhere else
What changes when logging stops being a form and becomes a sentence — and what you're missing if it's currently just a chat window.
Strong
For when the tapping is the part you want gone.
Hevy
Same log, reached by describing the session instead of building it.
Just using ChatGPT
A conversation isn't a database, and it can't be exported.
Start with whichever one fits.
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