First Look: Dr. Muscle X New Features & Improvements
Train faster, track smarter, lift anywhere
Train faster, track smarter, lift anywhere
Built by an exercise scientist, updated 50+ times per year—from progressive overload to daily undulating periodization, here's what makes Dr. Muscle the smartest trainer you'll ever have
Meet Dr. Muscle X: The Future of AI Personal Training. Early Preview Now Open.
Power meets simplicity. Innovation meets iron. Right on your wrist.
No hype, no gimmick—just science-backed workouts that grow with you using AI
An honest look at MacroFactor and results from 9 users of the app: is it worth it in 2025?
You can now access featured programs inside Dr. Muscle. Those include 2 arm specialization programs and (coming soon) programs from well-known trainers around the Web.
Arnold Schwarzenegger had massive arms, 22 inches big at his peak. In his book The New Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding, he explains how you, too, can get big arms. One of his secrets is to train them “by themselves when you are rested and strong” or “on leg days when
I once heard that “Science is the only news” (I think it was Peter Attia, on a podcast). I’m not sure it’s the only news, but keeping current on “muscle science” sure gives you an edge when it comes to getting lean, fit, muscular, and strong. And with
Dr. Muscle is trending in first place in apps on Kickstarter! Thanks for your amazing support (this took us months to get ready). In the comments, backer Nicholas Bundock said: Markus (another new customer) emailed in: “Dr. Muscle is really like a personal trainer. It changes every training and makes
You can now chat with the team and other smart, serious lifters like yourself inside the app.
Stop doing plate math! You'll find a shiny new plate calculator (with adjustable bar weight) the next time you do your sets.
You can now customize reps, sets, and increments at the exercise level. For example: deadlift for 5 reps using normal sets and biceps curl for 10-15 reps using rest-pause sets.
On your new home screen, you'll now see stats like: * How many workouts you've done * How much you've lifted total * Your strength (last 3 workouts) * Your volume (last 3 workouts) And more! In doing so, you can now track your volume, which is a
Between sets, you'll now see a fullscreen timer with your next set's reps and weight.
You can now edit your logs and see at a glance total reps, sets, and load for every exercise.