RepFuel 1.3.0 expands its combined tracking for strength, cardio, nutrition and body weight. The update focuses on visible progress through personal records, consistency streaks, configurable reminders and shareable summaries.
Transparency note: RepFuel is developed and published by Les Forgerons, which also publishes this site. This promotional article is based on the shipped version and explains how it works.
Quick answer
| New feature | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Personal records | Find the best set for each exercise. |
| Streaks | See consistency across workouts, cardio, diet and weight. |
| Inactivity reminder | Choose whether and after how many days to be notified. |
| Shareable cards | Export a workout, cardio or diet summary. |
One place for the full picture
RepFuel records sets, reps and weight alongside duration, distance, calories, meals, macros and body weight. Exercise photos can now open full-screen. Existing history can be imported read-only from Apple Health or Health Connect.
Easier-to-read progress
The Personal Records screen lists best performances by exercise. Streak badges show continuity without imposing one cadence on every activity. The inactivity reminder is optional and configurable, avoiding artificial daily pressure.
Share without exposing an account
New cards turn a workout, cardio session or diet summary into a visual that can be shared through the operating system. RepFuel does not build an internal social network.
Who it fits
RepFuel targets people who no longer want gym, running, meals and weight split across four tools. It supports English and French with no ads or third-party analytics SDK. It remains a personal log, not a medical device or personalized training plan.
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