LiftLog Support
The developer who builds LiftLog reads and answers every message about it. Common questions and useful links are below the contact details.
Contact support
For a problem, a question, or feedback, email:
Please include:
- LiftLog version (shown in the app’s settings or on its App Store page)
- Device model
- iOS version
- What you expected to happen, and what happened instead
Before you email
- Update to the latest version from the App Store; many fixes ship there first.
- If you subscribed to a paid tier, you can manage or cancel it in Settings → your name → Subscriptions on iPhone or iPad, or in the App Store app on Mac.
- Refunds for App Store purchases are handled by Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.
- LiftLog has no sign-up and no Lagerland account, so there is no password to reset or account to recover.
Common LiftLog questions
How much does LiftLog cost?
LiftLog is free for seven days, with no card required and no auto-renew. After the trial you choose what it's worth to you: $9.99 (Fair), $19.99 (Good), $29.99 (Generous), or $39.99 (Patron). All four are one-time payments with no subscription or recurring charge, and whichever you pick, you own the app. Family Sharing is on, so one purchase covers your household.
Why pay-what-you-can pricing?
People lift for years. We don't think your training history should depend on keeping a subscription alive, and we don't want a credit card on file just to start. Seven days free without a card means you only pay if the app earns it. The four tiers let newer lifters in at $9.99 and let fans support the work at $39.99; the app is the same either way. The launch journal post explains the bet in more detail: https://lagerland-apps.github.io/journal/liftlog-pay-what-you-can/
Does LiftLog support Apple Watch?
No. LiftLog is iPhone-only by design. The workout session view is built around a custom numeric keypad and haptic feedback that wouldn't work on a small wrist screen. If you want to log from Apple Watch, GymLogger X fits better: it has an Apple Watch app for logging sets, which relays them to your iPhone.
Does LiftLog need an account or internet connection?
No. LiftLog works fully offline with no account required. Workout data stays on your device. There is no cloud sync, so to move to a new phone you export a JSON backup and import it there. Lagerland Apps never sees or stores your data.
Can I import workouts from Strong, Hevy, or another tracker?
Not yet. LiftLog imports only its own JSON backup, which is how you move your history to a new phone. You can export at any time from Settings, either your full history as a JSON backup or a CSV file.
More answers: all LiftLog questions.
Useful links
- LiftLog: features, pricing and screenshots
- LiftLog privacy policy: what the app stores and where
- Transparency report: every Lagerland app’s tracking, SDKs and network calls, field by field
- LiftLog on the App Store