For social followers
You screenshot a coach's leg day on Instagram. It lands in your camera roll next to a parking receipt and a meme. SaveSet reads that screenshot and turns it into a real workout you can log, set by set. Scan it. Track it. PR it.
Free on the App Store · works with any screenshot
The problem with workouts you find on social
Open your photos right now and search “gym.” You've got a push/pull split from March, a dumbbell finisher you swore you'd try, and a five-move core circuit from a coach whose name you don't remember. None of it is a plan — it's just pictures. SaveSet reads the image and pulls out the exercises, sets, reps, and rest, so it's a real workout sitting in your app, ready for your next session.
You know the loop: rack the bar, unlock your phone, scrub back fourteen seconds — was that three sets of ten or four of eight? Rewind again, and your rest period is now three minutes while your training partner moves on without you. Scan it once before you walk in, and the whole thing is on your screen in order, with a place to log the weight you actually used.
Every logger on the App Store expects you to build the workout by hand first — exercise by exercise, set by set. That's ten minutes of thumb work before you've touched a dumbbell, and it's the reason most people quit logging in week two. SaveSet skips the typing entirely. The image is the input. That's the whole difference.
Your gym writes it on the whiteboard. A coach posts it. A friend sends it in the group chat. It doesn't matter where it came from — if the workout is readable in one photo, you can scan it, and then it's yours to track like anything else you do at Planet Fitness, Crunch, LA Fitness, or wherever you actually train.
Go get it out. Scan your first saved workout in about a minute and see what you've been sitting on.
Free to download. Works with the workout that's already in your camera roll.