A clearer weekly action plan
Weekly summaries separate progress, momentum, caution signals, regressions, and the next concrete training action.
What’s new in Relm
See what changed, what to try first, and where your feedback can make the next version better.
Three things worth trying first
Good feedback starts with a real task. These flows show whether Relm is turning your data into guidance you can actually use.
- 01
Import a real training history
Review exercise matches, units, and skipped rows before anything is added.
- 02
Finish a normal workout
Use Relm during an actual session and note any step that slows you down.
- 03
Open Coach and check the weekly review
Look for a recommendation you can understand and act on without studying a chart.
Relm is on the App Store
The first release focuses on turning logged work into useful context while keeping core training available offline and without a required account.
Start with the history you already earned
Relm recognizes exports from Strong, Hevy, RepCount, Fitbod, and its own format, and shows you a full review before anything is added.
More context for every working set
Warm-ups, supersets, RIR, rest timers, PRs, per-exercise insights, and volume stay connected.
Recovery and nutrition in the same app
Daily recovery combines your check-in with sleep, resting heart rate, and HRV from Apple Health, while nutrition keeps calories and macros visible without clutter.
Tell us where Relm loses you
The most valuable reports include the screen, the action you expected, what happened instead, and whether the issue repeats. Do not email exported health data or payment information.
A helpful report includes
- iPhone model and iOS version
- The Relm screen and action
- Expected versus actual behavior
- A screenshot with sensitive details removed
See the progress in your own training
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