Templates That Remember Your Weights
Build a template once. Use it every week. Walk in knowing exactly what you lifted last time.
If you follow any kind of program, you're doing roughly the same workouts each week. Push day is push day. Leg day is leg day. Without templates, you're adding the same exercises manually every single time.
With Plates, you build a template once and it's ready whenever you are. Your exercises, your sets, your weights from last time—all there when you walk through the door.
How Templates Work
One Tap to Start
Tap your template, start lifting. All your exercises are already there with your most recent weights filled in.
Auto-Updating Weights
Finish a workout and the template remembers what you lifted. Next time, those numbers are already entered.
As Many as You Want
Push, pull, legs, upper, lower, full body, cardio—make a template for each. No limits.
Change Things Mid-Workout
Templates aren't locked. Add an exercise, skip one, change the weights. Do whatever you need.
Common Splits
Make templates for whatever program you follow
Push / Pull / Legs
3-6×/weekGroup by movement pattern. Hit each group once or twice per week.
Upper / Lower
4×/weekSimple split. Upper body one day, lower the next.
Full Body
3×/weekEverything each session. Good for beginners or people with limited time.
Bro Split
5-6×/weekOne muscle group per day. High volume per muscle, lots of recovery.
The Difference
Without Templates
- Add each exercise by hand
- Try to remember what you lifted
- Waste time setting up
- Forget exercises you meant to do
With Templates
- Tap once, everything's loaded
- Last weights already filled in
- Start lifting in seconds
- Nothing gets forgotten
Questions
Do I have to use templates?
No. You can start an empty workout and add exercises as you go. But if you train with any structure at all, templates save a lot of time.
What if I skip an exercise?
Skip whatever you want. The template stays the same for next time. Only the weights you actually logged get updated.
Can I edit templates later?
Yes. Add exercises, remove them, reorder, change sets—templates are fully editable.