How it works

A loop, not a logbook

Most apps record what you did. Foryx uses it — every session changes what the system asks of you next.

  • Under 2 minutes to your first session
  • No spreadsheets, no guesswork
  • Works for men and women alike
  • Rest days are part of the plan
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1

tap to log a set

6

stages in the loop

0

population averages used

100%

of your data exportable

The loop

Six stages, one continuous system

Each stage hands real data to the next. Nothing is a dead end, and nothing has to be re-entered.

  1. 1

    Plan

    You set goals, days per week, session length and equipment. We build a week that fits the life you actually have, adjusting for recovery and — if you opt in — cycle phase.

  2. 2

    Train

    The runner takes over the screen: prep countdown, current set, target load, rest timer, next exercise and modifications. Logging is one tap.

  3. 3

    Track

    Load, reps, RPE, RIR, duration and notes are captured as structured data — not free text you can never analyse.

  4. 4

    Understand

    Strength curves, estimated 1RM, weekly sets per muscle group, training load and recovery trends against your own baseline.

  5. 5

    Adapt

    The engine proposes concrete changes: take the progression, hold loads, cut a third of accessory volume, or swap an exercise.

  6. 6

    Improve

    Each cycle of the loop makes the next recommendation better informed.

Week one

You answer a few questions, we build the week

Goals, available days, session length and equipment. The plan you get back is specific — named sessions on named days, not a generic template.

  • Beginner to advanced structures
  • Home, gym or minimal equipment
  • Reschedule without losing progression
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Week six

The plan has already changed with you

Loads move as you get stronger, volume backs off when recovery drops, and undertrained muscle groups get attention before they become a weak link.

  • Readiness-aware volume
  • Progressive overload from your own numbers
  • Clear, explained adjustments — never silent changes
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Start the loop this week

Free to train and log properly. Upgrade when you want the intelligence layer.