Dr. Muscle: The world's first AI personal trainer. Updated weekly with the features you ask for—243 updates and counting.
Ever wanted to know how many calories you burned in that long, hard workout? Well now, you can! Dr. Muscle now shows you your calories at the end of each workout, and on your History page (coming soon). Note that counting calories can help you burn fat, but that you
Full release notes (version 1390) – Improved: Design of results page after you finish an exercise – Fixed: History sometimes displays inaccurate weights Coming soon * New app: Eve Diet Coach (improved account creation and order new meal plan flows)
You can now "Favorite" an exercise to see it at the top of your exercise list. To mark an exercise as a favorite, tap More next to it, Settings, and toggle on Favorite. You can toggle Favorite off the same way. Full release notes (version 1386) – Added: Sign
You can edit any workout on the fly in Dr. Muscle. But until now, those changes were saved in your session, and you would lose them if you logged out or reinstalled the app. Not anymore! We now save your edits to our database, so you'll still see
This week, we've made the app faster: exercise lists now loads instantly, and demo workouts are shorter and customized to you. Full release notes (version 1364) – Added: Exercise list now loads instantly – Improved: Demo workouts (now shorter and based on your training history) – Fixed: Predicted % increase was sometimes
Confused about an exercise? We've just made it easier than ever to watch a video demo. Every exercise in the app now has a Video button next to it (only custom exercises you create don't). We've also renamed the Edit button next to all
Want to build muscle? Burn fat? Get six-pack abs? No matter your goal, your diet is key. That's why we just added custom nutrition tips in Dr. Muscle (Learn tab, bottom bar). Your custom tips are based on your own goals and body weight, and cover the two
Wanna prioritize a body part? In Settings, you can now choose from biceps, chest, or abs (for men) or abs, legs, and glutes (for women)—we selected those based on popular parts among users. This will add one exercise for that muscle group at the end of all relevant workouts.
Feeling strong today? Try a Challenge to do as many reps as possible (AMRAP) on your first work set. Stop before your form breaks down. Trainers have known for years that you can complete more reps this way than by setting out to do a fixed number of reps (e.
Training is hard. It requires time, knowledge, and motivation. Life can get in the way, and it's easy to get off track. Fear not: we got you covered. The next time you travel, or you're in a slump, if you can't train for 5