Is Strength Lab free?
Yes. Free includes up to four active lift profiles, completed-set records, core calculators and loading tools, a basic Today working range, and recent progress review. No account or purchase is needed to start on this device.
Do I need an account to save my work?
Guest work stays in this browser when storage is available. Sign in for automatic account saving across your devices. Your edits and drafts save as you work; adding a set or applying a setup remains a separate action. Look for “Saved” before closing the original tab. Previous saving pauses stay in place, and guest records need a separate transfer.
What does Pro add?
Pro adds unlimited lift profiles, more setups and equipment profiles, planned-work checks, adaptive session guidance, deeper progress review, and personal learning. It also includes supported benchmarks, comparison modes, and Strength Passport exports. Guidance needs suitable records; personal learning needs enough comparable sessions.
How much does Pro cost?
Strength Lab Pro costs $9/month or $79/year in USD. Annual billing saves $29 compared with 12 monthly payments. Subscriptions renew at the selected interval until cancelled. Review your current access and billing options in the app. If existing paid access is missing, contact Support instead of purchasing again.
What happens to my records if I cancel Pro?
Ending Pro changes access to paid features; it does not itself delete saved records. Profiles above the Free limit can be archived rather than deleted. Device records still depend on retained browser storage, and account copies depend on completed saves. Supported export and backup tools remain available.
Does the both-Labs subscription connect my data automatically?
No. Nutrition + Strength Pro includes access to both Labs for $15/month or $129/year in USD. Cross-Lab data connections are not currently available. Buying the bundle does not merge browser records or cancel separate subscriptions. Existing subscribers should review billing or contact Support before changing plans.
Do I need to test a one-rep max?
No. The strength estimate model uses completed sets of 1–12 reps. Higher-rep sets can still stay in your history without contributing to that estimate. Record the load, reps, effort, and setup accurately; the result remains an estimate.
Which lifts support peer benchmarks?
Peer benchmark ranges cover supported squat, bench press, deadlift, and powerlifting-total comparisons using OpenPowerlifting data. They depend on your comparison profile and sufficient suitable records in the reference group. Benchmarks are not available for every exercise or equipment setup.