Brolic right after a workout: Bench Press logged with a New Record stamp, a 3 plates milestone (315 lbs on the bar) with a Share it button, and your new rank: #2 of 14 in the world, up 3 places after passing Kiran, Dee and one more.Your rankA gym buddy’s profile in Brolic: You vs Bruno, tied 2–2 on bench press, squat, deadlift and overhead press, with a Beat it flame on the lifts he wins.You vs themBrolic’s Bench Press leaderboard: your spot (#5 of 14, 5 lbs more to pass Ramon, top 36%), filters for World, Canada, a city and a weight class, then every lifter ranked by max lift.Brolic
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Brolic

The gym leaderboard and workout tracker for iPhone and iPad

Brolic logs a lift in seconds, then shows you where you rank on every lift — worldwide, in your country, in your city or in your weight class — and exactly what it takes to pass the next person.

Brolic is on the App Store Gym leaderboard & workout tracker · Free
Download on the App Store

Free on the App Store — no subscription, no ads, nothing locked. Made in Canada by The Big Head.

What it looks like

Four tabs and a round + to log. Nothing here is a mockup — these are screenshots of the app.

New in 2.4 See where you rank after every workout and who you passed, plate milestones with a card to share, you vs your gym buddy on the big four lifts, story-sized share cards for records and your rank, who to beat next, a Sunday streak reminder and invites — plus a calmer feed and lift page. Since 2.3: your total and its club, six themes and a new icon.

Brolic’s Bench Press leaderboard: your spot (#5 of 14, 5 lbs more to pass Ramon, top 36%), filters for World, Canada, a city and a weight class, then every lifter ranked by max lift.
Leaderboard
Brolic right after a workout: Bench Press logged with a New Record stamp, a 3 plates milestone (315 lbs on the bar) with a Share it button, and your new rank: #2 of 14 in the world, up 3 places after passing Kiran, Dee and one more.
After a workout
A gym buddy’s profile in Brolic: You vs Bruno, tied 2–2 on bench press, squat, deadlift and overhead press, with a Beat it flame on the lifts he wins.
You vs them
Brolic’s workout logger: bench press sets of 265 lbs ticked off, your best set shown above them, and a floating rest timer at the bottom.
Workout log
Brolic’s Progress tab: a 1,117 lb total for squat, bench and deadlift in the 1,100 lb club, up 161 lbs since August with a growth chart, 83 lbs to go to the 1,200 lb club, then who to beat next.
Your total
Brolic’s Bench Press page: a 298 lb max, 64 lbs stronger since August, the level bar from Advanced to Elite, best set, times logged, records and total lifted, and a max-over-time chart.
Lift page
Brolic’s feed: new records as a row of faces at the top, then today’s lifts as slim rows with real and fake votes and comments.
Feed
Brolic’s weekly report: target hit with four of four workouts, 85,885 lbs lifted, 68 sets and nearly four hours, then sets per muscle, with a Share button.
Weekly report
Your profile in Brolic: workouts, records and week streak, then your best lifts with the plates on the bar and your level on each.
Your profile
Brolic’s Iron & Gold theme: the Progress tab on near-black with gold numbers and a gold growth chart for a 1,117 lb total.
Iron & Gold
Brolic’s Night Shift theme: the Progress tab on deep navy with a neon-lime accent and bold condensed headings.
Night Shift
Brolic’s Pump theme: the Progress tab in soft pink and purple with a magenta button.
Pump
Brolic’s Bench Press leaderboard on iPad: your spot (#5 of 14, 5 lbs more to pass Ramon) and all fourteen lifters ranked by max lift.
iPad
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Leaderboards

Every lift has a board: worldwide, your country, your city or your weight class. See your spot, who’s next and exactly what it takes to pass them.

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Workout tracker

Tap a lift, type your weight and reps, tick the set. The rest timer starts on its own, and your best is right there to beat.

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Your growth

Every lift shows how much stronger you are since you started and a bar to your next step. Plus a weekly report of how you trained.

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Unlimited routines

Save as many routines as you like. Push, Pull, Legs, Upper, Lower and Full Body are built in, and any finished workout saves as a routine in one tap.

How to use Brolic

A 2-minute walkthrough of every feature, filmed on the iPhone simulator with a demo account, a made-up lifter and sample lifters, never the live leaderboard. The narration is an AI voice; every screen is the real app.

Jump to a feature
  1. The gym tracker with a leaderboard
  2. A leaderboard you can trust
  3. Votes keep it honest
  4. You vs your gym buddy
  5. Log a lift in seconds
  6. Rank up after every workout
  7. Full workouts and routines, free
  8. See your growth
  9. The week, read back
  10. CrossFit too
  11. Six themes
  12. Get Brolic

A leaderboard you can trust

Most gym leaderboards rank whatever number someone types in. Brolic lets the lifters decide what counts.

  • Every lift can be upvoted or downvoted by other lifters
  • More downvotes than upvotes takes a lift off the board automatically
  • Block anyone and their lifts disappear from your feed
  • Comment on lifts, and report or block anyone from any lift, comment or profile — reports are checked within 24 hours
  • No photos, videos or direct messages
  • Your email and last name are private; the leaderboard shows your first name

Made for people who lift

Built after reading what lifters praise and complain about in the popular gym apps: they want fewer taps, a clear target to beat, and no paywall on the basics.

A lift in seconds

Tap Bench, type the weight and reps, tick the set. Nudge a weight with the buttons above the keypad: −10, −5, +5, +10 in pounds, or −5, −2.5, +2.5, +5 in kilograms.

Know who to beat

Brolic works out the gap to the lifter directly above you — “5 lbs more to pass Ramon” — so every session has a target.

Records caught for you

Beat a best and Brolic stamps it the moment you finish and puts it on the board. No separate PR log to keep.

Strength levels even on day one

If a board is still quiet, Brolic shows where your lift sits against strength standards for your bodyweight, from Beginner to Elite.

Questions

Is Brolic free?

Yes. Every feature is free: the workout tracker, unlimited routines, the leaderboards and the weekly report. There is no subscription, no premium tier, no in-app purchase and no ads.

Do I need an account?

Yes, because the leaderboard needs to know whose lift is whose. Sign in with Apple, Google or an email address. Your email is never shown to other lifters.

How are lifts ranked?

By your max: the most you could lift for 1 rep, worked out from your best set (the Epley formula, weight × (1 + reps ÷ 30)) — or pound for pound, for your size. You can rank worldwide, in your country, in your city or in your weight class.

What stops people faking lifts?

Every lift can be upvoted or downvoted by other lifters. A lift with more downvotes than upvotes is removed from the leaderboard automatically. You can also block anyone.

Can I use pounds?

Yes. Switch between kilograms and pounds in Settings, or per exercise while you log. Leaderboards convert so everyone is compared fairly.

Does it upload videos or photos?

No. Brolic has no video or photo uploads and no direct messages. Lifts are numbers — exercise, weight and reps — and you can leave short text comments on them.

How do I delete my account?

In the app: You, then the gear, then Delete account. It removes your account, workouts, leaderboard entries, goals and routines.

Is there an Android version?

No. Brolic is an iPhone and iPad app.

How do I compare my lifts with other lifters?

Every lift has a leaderboard — world, country, city or weight class — and Brolic shows the gap to the lifter just above you. Pounds and kilograms are converted so everyone is compared fairly.

Where Brolic is compared

Every roundup on this site names competitors and gives every app, ours included, a stated drawback.

Brolic is free on the App Store

No subscription, no ads, no AI.

Download on the App Store

Brolic on the web: brolic.io

Brolic has its own website. See the live leaderboards and records without the app, or use the free lifting tools.

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Honest comparisons that include the alternatives, not only our own app.