LiftNextJoin Android beta

Walk into the gym knowing what’s next.

Your steps, training and protein in view. A clear workout plan and your next set in focus.

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LiftNext 0.7.2 Today dashboard with example steps, training and protein

Edit every load

Change a working weight, with machine-stack and per-hand formats clearly labeled.

See the next action

Warm-ups, working sets and rest stay visually distinct.

Keep an honest record

Progress reflects completed workout logs, not invented strength scores.

One focused training loop.

Review your session, work through one highlighted set at a time, then compare what you logged.

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Know the session ahead.

Check your steps, training and protein, then preview your session and next training date. Your goals, equipment and muscle priorities shape the plan.

Example 0.7.2 dashboard showing daily activity and the next workout
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One set at a time.

See the active set, load and next exercise. Edit a load, swap an exercise or stop when something does not feel right.

Example active workout set with editable weight, reps and a plate guide
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See what you actually did.

Compare recorded sessions and lift results, then browse your training calendar. Recommendations respond to the information you enter; they are not a promise of results.

Progress screen with synthetic example recorded sessions and lift comparisons

Screenshots show example data from LiftNext 0.7.2, not a real athlete’s results. Beta availability depends on your test access and Google Play approval.

Food, alongside training.

Log protein, macros and food alongside training. Choose kcal or kJ display, with optional energy estimates you can hide. Estimates do not change your training plan.

LiftNext Food screen with example protein-only summary and recent foods

3D guides · Beta preview

A closer look at a movement.

Exercise guides are still being tested. These beta previews are not certified technique instruction.

Example exercise guide screen with a beta 3D movement preview

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Join the Android beta.

Register with the Google account you use in Play. We will reserve your beta-tester status and future complimentary Premium Lite eligibility, then guide you through joining the tester group and Play test.

  1. 01

    Join the tester group

    Save your email below, then join the Google Group. Saving your email does not join the group.

    Join the LiftNext tester group (opens a new tab)
  2. 02

    Opt in on Google Play

    After joining the group, use the same Google account to join the test.

    Join the test on Google Play (opens a new tab)
  3. 03

    Install through Play

    After opting in, install the version available to your test account from its Google Play listing. Play installs update through Play; an update in review may not be available yet.

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Having trouble installing?

Beta access is required. Use the same Google account as your beta invite. Original internal testers: opt in here. If you joined through the tester group, use the closed-test link in step 2.

Need the legacy development APK instead? Use this temporary tester backup only if you cannot access the Play beta yet. It has a different signature and cannot update a Play-installed copy.

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About the beta

Free private beta. Useful now, still being tested.

  • Personalized exercise order and editable set targets
  • Rest timer, local history and offline workout support
  • Equipment selection and kg/lb display controls
  • In-app feedback for bugs and workout issues

LiftNext is unfinished testing software. Keep a backup of data you cannot afford to lose. Training suggestions are not medical advice or a guarantee of results.

Local records, with clear choices for connected features.

Workout records are stored locally. Connected features, optional aggregate coaching analytics and Google barcode-scanner diagnostics have separate data handling. Read the privacy policy, reviewed 20 October 2026, for details or ask for help through support.

Ready for your next session?

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