How to log your first workout

Logging a workout in Gript takes four steps: start, add exercises, log sets, finish. Here is the full walkthrough.

1. Start a workout#

Open the Workouts tab and tap the Start Workout button in the bottom-right corner. This creates an empty workout — no plan required.

On a brand-new account the tab shows a starting point instead of routines: Start Empty Workout does the same thing, while Create Routine builds a reusable routine first and Explore Library opens the library of ready-made programs and routines. Once you have routines, tapping one and starting it works too.

The Routines section of the Gript Workouts tab with the Start Workout button in the bottom-right corner
The Workouts tab: Routines, History, and Explore at the top, Start Workout in the corner.

2. Add exercises#

Tap Add Exercises and pick from the library. You can search by name or filter by muscle group and exercise type. Select one or several, then confirm.

3. Log your sets#

  1. Each exercise starts with an empty set row. Tap the weight field and enter what you lifted.
  2. Enter your reps.
  3. Tap the checkmark to complete the set — this is what saves it and starts the rest timer.
  4. Tap Add Set for the next set, or move on to another exercise.

The Previous column shows what you did last time for each set, so progressive overload is always one glance away. (It can also show your best or estimated 1RM instead.)

Logging a workout in Gript: weight, reps, and checkmarks to complete each set
Completed sets turn green; tap the checkmark to complete the next one.

4. Finish#

Tap Finish in the top corner. You will see a summary with your duration, sets, and total volume, and you can share the workout if you like. The workout is saved under History on the Workouts tab, grouped by month with the workout count and volume lifted in each month header. Open it there to edit it later if needed.

Uncompleted sets#

If you finish with sets you never checked off, Gript asks whether to Log All Sets or discard the unlogged ones. Only completed sets count toward your history and charts.

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