What to record for every set
Weight and reps describe the result, while the set position keeps it in sequence. Recording them immediately preserves an accurate picture of the exercise.
Less friction. More training.
Track sets, reps and weight without slowing down your workout.
Raout puts the numbers you need beside the work you are doing: current set, previous values and the next action.
Previous values belong beside the next set
The last weight and rep count are most useful before you lift again. Raout keeps them at the exercise instead of hiding them in a separate history view.
Notes and rest without leaving the workout
A short note can explain technique or equipment changes, and the rest timer keeps the pause visible. Both stay inside the same session flow.
Turn individual sets into useful training history
Consistent set records build a history you can use later. Raout preserves the details without requiring extra analysis during the workout.
Questions
How do I track sets, reps and weight while lifting?
Open the current exercise, enter the reps and weight for each set, then continue after the rest period.
Does Raout show previous set values?
Raout shows relevant values from the previous session beside the current exercise.
Can I add a note to explain a weight change?
Yes. Notes can preserve context that the numbers alone do not show.
Can I record sets without a connection?
Yes. Core logging works offline.
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