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Life & fun · June 20, 2026

Loadout

Log lifts, earn strength ranks & beat your friends

Loadout launched on June 20, 2026 with 1 votes.

What it does

Loadout turns the gym into a competitive arena. Log lifts across 500+ exercises, earn strength ranks from Bronze to Legend, and track every PR automatically. Challenge your friends to 1v1 Duels — 3 game modes where real workouts determine the winner. Features: - Strength ranks (Bronze to Legend) — never drops - 1v1 Duels: Volume, PR, and Cardio modes - Automatic PR detection & rank-up celebrations - Daily & weekly quests for XP - Social feed with PR sharing

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Health & Fitness Developer MAN YEUNG Language EN English Size 90.3 MB iPhone Completely Free. Absolutely No Subscription Wall. What's your rank? Spotter is a strength tracker built for lifters who want their progress to mean something. Log your lifts and watch your rank climb across every exercise. Bench, squat, deadlift, and 500+ more, each with its own tier ladder from Bronze to Legend. Your overall rank is calculated from the Big Three. The catch? Ranks never go down. Once you've earned a tier, it's yours. WHY SPOTTER Every lift has its own rank, scored against bodyweight using allometric scaling. A 200 lb bench from a 150 lb lifter is worth more than the same lift from a 220 lb lifter.…from apps.apple.com

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