Progressive overload, precisely dosed.
Traqa is an iPhone training log for serious lifters. Log load, reps, effort, and rest. Each week it reads your volume, fatigue, and estimated-1RM trend, then sets the next move: push, hold, or deload. It applies the increases you’ve earned and leaves the judgment calls to you.
The problem
Hard training is not the same as productive training.
Too little stimulus and you stall. Too much and fatigue hides the progress you earned. Most lifters feel that line after it has already been crossed. Traqa makes it visible from the data you already log.
How it works
Log. Read the week. Adjust.
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Log every set
Load, reps, effort, and rest, captured in seconds while you train. Online or off.
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Traqa reads the week
Volume, fatigue, and your e1RM trend, weighed together. Never one set in isolation.
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Push, hold, or deload
The next move, with the reason attached. Earned increases apply automatically; the judgment calls wait for you.
Signal
It reads the whole week, not one good set.
Traqa looks for the pattern: did you complete the work, did effort climb, did volume move too fast, and is estimated strength still progressing? That context decides whether next week should push, hold, or deload.
Weekly Review
Fatigue: Moderate · Volume −16%
Hold: effort is climbing while volume is down. Review the week before adding load.
Adjustments
Push, hold, or deload with the reason attached.
Some weeks earn more load. Some weeks need the same target repeated. Some weeks need a deload before fatigue turns useful work into noise. Traqa shows the change, the signal behind it, and keeps the final review with you.
Logging
Every set feeds the next decision.
Load, reps, effort, and rest are captured while you train. Works in any gym, signal or not. Traqa keeps the set locally and syncs when you’re back online. The system only gets sharper when the input stays simple.
Progress
See the signal turn into strength.
Traqa charts estimated one-rep max by lift, so every weekly adjustment has proof to answer to. If effort rises while the line stalls, it is time to review the plan, not just force more load.
Questions