SPREADSHEET ALTERNATIVE

Replace the training spreadsheet. Keep the control.

For coaches and lifters who outgrew Google Sheets and Excel: the same programming flexibility, with logging, video and analytics already built in.

Logging
Built in
Analytics
No chart-building
100% Free
Coaches and athletes

What a spreadsheet can't do

It was not made for the gym floor

Editing cells on a phone mid-session is where formulas break. Pushit has a native logger and a full web editor.

Video lives somewhere else

A link in a cell is not a review workflow. Pushit attaches the clip to the set it was filmed on.

Charts are all manual

Every logged set feeds trends automatically: estimated 1RM, tonnage, RPE, recovery and body data.

What you gain by moving off the sheet

Loads computed for you

Percentage of 1RM, RPE rules, backoff sets and custom rules replace cells you maintain by hand.

A logger athletes want to open

Quick entry with a rest timer, on iOS or the web, instead of typing into cells.

Video on the exact set

Reviewed next to the weight, reps and RPE.

Built-in analytics

Strength, Workload, Effort & Rest, Recovery, and Body & Nutrition tabs.

Body data without screenshots

Bodyweight, calories and steps sync from Apple Health.

One shared log

Coach and athlete see the same data. No copies, no version 4 FINAL.

Editing on a phone
PushitNative iOS app plus a full web app
SpreadsheetPossible, but clumsy
Load calculation
PushitComputed from % of 1RM, RPE rules and earlier sets
SpreadsheetFormulas you maintain
Video attached to a set
Pushit
SpreadsheetLinks or a separate chat
Progress analytics
PushitFive built-in tabs, 4 weeks to all time
SpreadsheetCharts you build by hand
Bodyweight and calorie trends
PushitSynced from Apple Health
SpreadsheetManual entry
Athlete logging
PushitPurpose-built logger with rest timer
SpreadsheetTyping into cells
Price
Pushit100% free
SpreadsheetFree to low cost

Rebuild your sheet in an afternoon.

Sign in and build your first week. Duplicating a set or a whole week is one action.

Moving off a spreadsheet, the questions people ask