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Krato

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Gym workout tracker app with step-by-step exercise cues, adaptive routines and set logging to help users train with better form.

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Krato homepage screenshot

About Krato

Krato is a workout tracking app for the gym, free on the App Store. It pairs exercise cues, short coaching tips for each movement that explain how to activate the right muscles and keep good form, with a log where you record sets and personal records. The homepage cites studies on range of motion and self-monitoring to explain its approach.

Smart routines adapt as you log workouts and hit new records, which is meant to keep progress going without plateaus. You can build your own routines from the exercise library, or let the app generate a plan from your goals and available equipment. The text says it suits first-timers as well as experienced lifters.

The site states that workout data is private and is never shared or sold to third parties. The Krato website itself has a home page, an FAQ, a features page, a blog and a contact page, while the app is distributed through the Apple App Store.

Key features

  • Step-by-step exercise cues for each movement
  • Adaptive routines that change as you progress
  • Set and personal record logging
  • Exercise library for custom workouts
  • Plan generation from goals and equipment
  • Progress history across workouts

Good fit for

  • Beginners learning proper gym technique
  • Lifters tracking progress toward new maximums
Tags
workout-tracker
fitness
gym
ios
exercise-form
routines
strength-training

Krato: questions and answers

What is Krato used for?
Krato is a gym workout tracker app with step-by-step exercise cues, adaptive routines and set logging to help users train with better form. It is a good fit for beginners learning proper gym technique and lifters tracking progress toward new maximums.
How much does Krato cost?
Krato is a paid product with no free plan.
Is Krato open source?
No. Krato is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include NetNewsWire, Wger and SparkyFitness.
What are some alternatives to Krato?
Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include Dietly Fit, Rep Counter - Gym AI and FitnessLi.

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