Sport Tracker
Log a workout in plain text — "bench press 4×8 at 60kg, pull-ups 3×10, 20 min easy run". The model parses exercises, muscle groups, sets and volume, perceived exertion, and an estimated calorie burn. Daily totals update as you go, a 7-day trend builds up over time, and the end-of-week evaluation produces a tailored next-week plan day-by-day. All stored in your browser.
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Last 7 days
Goals & settings
How it works
When you log a workout, your text goes to the same AI model that
powers the AI Lab — Kimi K2 via NVIDIA's free inference tier. The
model parses each exercise, identifies muscle groups, structures sets
with reps and weights, estimates duration / distance / pace for cardio,
computes total volume, and rates perceived exertion. Your training log
is stored in your browser's localStorage under
aiapp.sport.v1 — no account, no cloud sync.
All weights are stored in kg and
distances in km regardless of how you typed them. The metric/imperial
toggle (shared with Calorie Counter via aiapp.units) only
affects display — switching units never causes data drift.
The end-of-day evaluation rates training load, surfaces form/progression tips for the exercises you did, and recommends what to do tomorrow. The end-of-week evaluation analyses muscle balance, checks for progressive overload, flags overreaching, and produces a day-by-day plan for next week tailored to your weekly target and primary goal.
Honest caveat: these are AI estimates from your text description, not biomechanics analysis. Calorie burn, RPE estimates, and recovery readings are rough. The next-week plan is a starting point — not a substitute for working with a qualified coach if you're training for performance, recovering from injury, or have medical conditions.