Thanks! Which Setgraph version are you on (Settings → Version History)? Could you also check iPhone Watch app → Smart Stack → Live Activities and make sure Setgraph is on? Since 27.0 the Watch app opens automatically when you start a session. Does the rest timer show if you open Setgraph on the watch?
We’ve heard your feedback and revamped streaks.
No more full-screen pop-ups. Streak milestones now appear as subtle notifications that celebrate your progress without getting in the way!
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Introducing Share Cards
Turn any workout into a card worth sharing. Choose your design, customize the look, highlight your favorite record, then save, copy, or share it anywhere.
Your best lifts, all in one place. 🏆
Setgraph now tracks personal records across every rep range, plus volume and session records. Break a PR, celebrate instantly, and see how your strength has progressed over time.
Update Setgraph and chase your next record.
Everyone uses Notes differently.
One of our users shared that they use the Notes field to log RIR (Reps in Reserve) so they can review every workout with their coach. Not every workout detail belongs in a dedicated field. Sometimes you just need a place to write what matters to your training.
Thanks for the review! We love seeing the different ways people make Setgraph their own.
With Multisets, you can build:
Supersets
Dropsets
Circuits
Custom exercise groups
Log every exercise in a group together while still tracking each set individually.
Have you tried Multisets yet?
A great example of how flexible Multisets can be:
Community member @BaldwinDimeku grouped his entire workout into a single Multiset so he can check off exercises as he completes them throughout the session.
Instead of using Multisets only for supersets or dropsets, they can also be used to organize and track workout progress in a way that fits your training style.
New in Setgraph: Custom Folder Colors
Color-code your folders and programs by muscle group, exercise type, training phase, or just your favorite colors.
A simple way to keep your training library organized and easier to navigate.
Supersets were just the beginning.
Meet Multisets: one flexible system for supersets, dropsets, traditional sets, and custom workout structures.
Train your way. Track it your way.