Press Kit

Last updated: July 27, 2026 · Press contact: support@repdeckfit.com

What is RepDeck?

RepDeck is a workout tracker and program builder for lifters. Answer five questions — goal, training days, experience, equipment, session length — and it builds you a real, named training program you can see and edit: every exercise, set, and rest period is yours to change. A built-in Coach Review checks your plan the way a trainer would (weekly volume per muscle, push/pull balance, recovery between hard days) and can fix your week in one tap. Logging is free forever; Pro adds the programming depth for $3.99/month. RepDeck's answer to AI coaching apps is transparency: a plan you can question, not a black box.

Fast facts

Name: RepDeck
What it does: workout tracking + transparent training-program building
Developer: Mariusz Ruda — a solo, bootstrapped developer
Platforms: web app live at app.repdeckfit.com; Android in final testing on Google Play (launching soon); iOS planned
Pricing: logging, all 14 built-in programs (up to 4 training days/week), and the full builder are free forever. Pro is $3.99/month or $34.99/year — the 5-question wizard, 5–6-day programs, Coach Review, Hyperfocus mode, plate calculator, custom exercises, advanced stats. Every new account gets 14 days of Pro free, no card required.
Website: repdeckfit.com

By the numbers

14 built-in programs — push/pull/legs, upper/lower, full-body, 5/3/1, calisthenics and more
250 exercises with photos, how-tos, and equipment-aware swaps
5 questions from sign-up to a program that fits your goal, schedule, and gear
Works offline — sets are saved on-device and sync when you're back online

The story

Most workout apps do one of two jobs. Trackers record whatever you already planned — the planning is still on you. AI coaches plan for you, but hand you a workout you can't question. RepDeck was built on the belief that lifters deserve both jobs in one app, with the lifter in charge.

RepDeck is built by a solo developer who got tired of running training programs out of spreadsheets — and who found that the popular trackers had grown into social apps, with feeds, followers and ads bolted onto the logging. RepDeck deliberately has none of that: no feed, no ads, no data selling, and no venture pressure to add either. The only notification it sends is your rest timer.

What makes it different

Named, transparent, editable programs. RepDeck shows you the whole plan and lets you change any of it — exercises, sets, reps, RPE, rest, supersets — instead of generating an opaque workout of the day.
Equipment-aware programming. Tell it what gear you own and every program, swap, and wizard suggestion respects it — including a no-equipment calisthenics path.
Coach Review. A deterministic program critic that checks weekly volume for every muscle, push/pull balance, day arrangement, and recovery — then offers one-tap fixes. No LLM, no hallucinated sets: the same input always gets the same honest review.
It stays out of the way. No feed, no followers, no ads, no marketing notifications — the only alert is the rest timer. A set is one tap, with weight and reps pre-filled from last time, and the whole gym loop works with no signal.

Screenshots

Tap any image for the full-resolution file. Higher-resolution PNG captures are available on request.

RepDeck Today screen — a Push day with the week strip, Enter Focus bar, and a logged bench press set — Today — the day's plan with last-time hints

RepDeck wizard — the equipment step with gear chips like barbell, dumbbell, rack and pull-up bar selected — The 5-question wizard — equipment step

RepDeck program builder — editing bench press sets and RPE, with superset links between exercises — The builder — sets, RPE, supersets, auto-save

RepDeck Coach Review — weekly sets by area, per-muscle volume bars, and passing checks like push/pull balance and full-body coverage — Coach Review — per-muscle volume and balance checks

RepDeck Hyperfocus — barbell bench press with big set inputs, one exercise at a time — Hyperfocus — one lift at a time

RepDeck Deck Cleared screen after a push day — 17,670 lbs over 25 sets, up 9% on last time, with four lifts beating last week — Deck cleared — session summary vs last time

Brand assets

RepDeck stripes mark — three vertical bars in blue, yellow-green, and orange

App mark (PNG, 1024×1024) The three-stripe mark on dark. Please don't recolor, rotate, or add effects.

Banner with wordmark (PNG, 1024×500) Mark + wordmark lockup for headers and cards. The icon is always the mark alone; the wordmark appears only in lockups like this one.

Social card (PNG, 1200×630) Ready-made link-preview image.

Colors: background #0e0e10 · accent #e8ff47 · orange #ff6b35 · blue #4da6ff. Type: Barlow + Barlow Condensed (Google Fonts).

Review access

Writing about RepDeck? Email support@repdeckfit.com and we'll set you up with free Pro access for as long as your testing takes — plus early Android builds if you'd like to test ahead of the Play launch. We're happy to answer questions, provide higher-res assets, or walk through how the program engine and Coach Review work under the hood. Interviews with the developer: same address, usually same-day replies.