liftmath
Gym calculator: 1RM, plates, warm-ups, strength scores, records, rest timer
新版本 2.6.0
The 1RM table and the warm-up ramp now round to your own plates. Opening a shared link no longer changes your saved unit or setup. Track marks take a decimal comma. Backups work on Android 7 to 11, the icon follows themed icons on Android 13 and up, and a phone with a WebView older than 80 gets a screen asking for an update. Share hands out liftmath.munzzyy.dev links. The rest timer works better with a screen reader, and My plates finds a load much faster.
liftmath is the calculator you want between sets. It does a few things and does them properly.
One-rep max: enter any set you just did and it runs six published formulas and shows their median. Add the RPE or reps in reserve and it accounts for the reps you left in the tank. A percentage chart underneath gives you loads from 100% down to 50%, rounded to what your plates can actually make. Tap a row to load it.
Plates: type a target and it tells you what goes on each side and draws the bar. It works with a standard bar, a women's 15 kg bar, metric plates, or the exact plates you own at home. Turn on the warm-up ramp and it plans your warm-up sets on the way up.
Strength scores: Wilks, DOTS and IPF GL from your total and bodyweight, plus how your DOTS compares with every raw or equipped lifter in the OpenPowerlifting database.
Records: world records for powerlifting, strongman, grip and track and field, with your own lift shown as a percentage of the record.
Rest timer: pick 1:00 to 5:00 or your own time. It keeps the screen on while it runs and buzzes when you are done.
Everything works in lb or kg, and Share sends a link to the exact numbers on screen.
The app has no internet permission, so it never makes a network request. There are no ads and no account, and it does not track you. Your plate setup and settings stay on your phone.
liftmath is free software under the GPL-3.0-or-later. It also runs in any browser at liftmath.munzzyy.dev and as a Python library and command-line tool.
One-rep max: enter any set you just did and it runs six published formulas and shows their median. Add the RPE or reps in reserve and it accounts for the reps you left in the tank. A percentage chart underneath gives you loads from 100% down to 50%, rounded to what your plates can actually make. Tap a row to load it.
Plates: type a target and it tells you what goes on each side and draws the bar. It works with a standard bar, a women's 15 kg bar, metric plates, or the exact plates you own at home. Turn on the warm-up ramp and it plans your warm-up sets on the way up.
Strength scores: Wilks, DOTS and IPF GL from your total and bodyweight, plus how your DOTS compares with every raw or equipped lifter in the OpenPowerlifting database.
Records: world records for powerlifting, strongman, grip and track and field, with your own lift shown as a percentage of the record.
Rest timer: pick 1:00 to 5:00 or your own time. It keeps the screen on while it runs and buzzes when you are done.
Everything works in lb or kg, and Share sends a link to the exact numbers on screen.
The app has no internet permission, so it never makes a network request. There are no ads and no account, and it does not track you. Your plate setup and settings stay on your phone.
liftmath is free software under the GPL-3.0-or-later. It also runs in any browser at liftmath.munzzyy.dev and as a Python library and command-line tool.
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雖然在下方可選擇下載 APK 檔案，但要留意這樣的安裝方式將不會收到更新通知，是一種較不安全的下載方法。建議您先安裝 F-Droid 用戶端使用。
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此版本需要 Android 7.0 或更高的版本。
此套件包由原開發者建置和簽署，並保證與此原始碼 Tarball 保持一致。
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此版本需要 Android 7.0 或更高的版本。
此套件包由原開發者建置和簽署，並保證與此原始碼 Tarball 保持一致。
新版本 2.5.1
A smaller download: the Android build is now shrunk with R8. Nothing else changed.