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Durata, in one page

Durata is a free workout tracker for lifters that runs 50 named programs as written and works out the next weight for you. It is made by one developer in the UK. Version 1.1.1, the first full release, launched in October 2026 on iPhone and Android.

Use anything on this page. If you need something that is not here, email [email protected] and you will get it the same day.

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Durata is the lifting tracker that does the program maths: pick a program, log your sets, and the next weight is already worked out. Free, no ads, no feed.

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Durata is a free workout tracker for iPhone and Android built around named programs. Pick one of 50 (5×5, 5/3/1, GZCLP, nSuns, PHUL and more) or build your own, log every set in seconds, and Durata follows the program's own rule: training maxes, AMRAP bumps, stalls and deloads are handled, and a tap on any lift explains why the weight moved. Records are caught the moment you rack the bar, every session ends with a receipt, and your history from Hevy or Strong imports free. There is no social feed and there are no ads. Pro, the paid upgrade, adds progression on plans you build yourself, unlimited sessions of your own and the web app.

The numbers, as of v1.1.1.105

What it does not do, on purpose

No feed, no followers, no ads, no AI coach, no food planning. It reads what your health app already has and keeps the screen on your training.

Five screens, iPhone 6.9in, 1320 × 2868

Wordmark, icon and film

The wordmark is the one lockup for the brand; use it on dark backgrounds in the light version and on light backgrounds in the dark. Please do not recolour it or put it in a box.

The launch film is also on YouTube. Clips are real recordings of the app with a showcase account; nothing is mocked up.

Talk to the developer

Email [email protected]. Interviews, review builds, lifetime Pro for reviewers and any fact-check all go to the same inbox and are answered by the person who built the app.

Durata on YouTube, TikTok, Reddit and Discord. The app is on the App Store and Google Play.