
1Export from your app
Export your workouts as a CSV file.
Training
Lift targets for every setFrom your last sessions A plan built for youYour week, set up in minutes Pain flagA lighter target, other exercises ProgressRecords and strength levelsFood
Snap your platePhoto in, food logged Barcode and searchScan or search any product Meal plansMeal prep and a shopping list Food that follows trainingMore carbs on lifting daysCoach
Ask mid-workoutAnswers from your own log Why? on your targetsThe reasons behind a number Coach memoryOnly what you confirm Built-in limitsWhat Mitta keeps to
Today, in the app
By experience
BeginnersYour first months, planned Coming back after a breakRestart at your level Intermediate liftersPast the first gains Experienced liftersControl and the dataBy goal
Building muscleVolume and a surplus Getting strongerHeavier sets on the big lifts Losing fatKeep lifting Staying fitA plan you keep upImport your training history from Strong, Hevy, Fitbod, FitNotes or Liftosaur as a CSV file, or from any CSV where you match the columns yourself. Exercises are matched to the Mitta library, and your past sessions show up in your charts and targets.


Three steps. No maths, no spreadsheets.

Why it works
Starting a new app shouldn’t mean losing years of training. An import keeps your history, so lift targets and records start from what you’ve really lifted.
Free, in the web app for invited testers. Join before launch and get 50% off Pro or Pro + AI for 3 months.
FreeIncluded
Import from other apps and from Apple Health.
ProIncluded
Plus training blocks.
Pro + AIIncluded
Plus the coach.
Strong, Hevy, Fitbod, FitNotes and Liftosaur as a CSV export, or any CSV where you match the columns. Food history from Cronometer or MyFitnessPal (Premium), activities from Strava, and Apple Health. You can undo an import.
They become your own exercises.
Yes.
Yes, they show up in your records.
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