The voice workout log for Claude
Between sets, tell Claude what you did: “three sets of 10 on bench at 150.” Tally Up logs it, reads it back, and keeps the tally. Review your history and chart your progress on the web.
Free, with no ads. Signing in creates your account.
Tally Up is an MCP fitness tracker: it plugs into Claude as a connector, so Claude can log to your account and look up your history when you ask.
Signing in creates your account. There’s no password and nothing to set up.
Paste one URL into Claude’s connector settings and approve access. It takes about a minute.
Typed or out loud in voice mode, mid-workout. Claude logs it and reads it back.
Step-by-step instructions are on the Connect to Claude guide.
Talk while you train, then sit down later with the whole picture.
An AI workout logger for strength, bodyweight moves, timed holds and cardio, one exercise at a time. Claude reads back exactly what it logged so you can catch a misheard number, and “scratch that” undoes it.
Every set on the record, as a list or a calendar. Filter by exercise, muscle group or type, and fix or delete anything, with undo.
Chart any metric over any period and filter it any way you like. Put two measures on their own axes, like weekly treadmill miles against your average bodyweight. Add trend lines, moving averages and a comparison with the previous period, then save the chart.
Say “I weighed 182 this morning” and it’s logged. See the trend, your weekly average and how it’s changed week to week.
7-day average
182.4 lb
−1.2 lb this week
Download everything as CSV or JSON whenever you like. Delete your account and every entry goes with it.
Adding Tally Up as a connector lets Claude use a small set of Tally Up tools for you: log an exercise or your bodyweight, fix or delete an entry, and look up your history. Claude only reaches your own account, and only after you sign in and approve access. You can disconnect it at any time from Settings → Connected apps.
Say the total weight of one lift. For a barbell, that’s the bar plus plates; for a plate-loaded machine, everything on it; for dumbbells, the weight of one dumbbell. Weights use the unit in your settings (pounds or kilograms) unless you say “kilos” or “pounds”.
No. The web app has full logging forms, so you can log, edit and chart everything without Claude. The connector is there for when talking is easier than typing, like between sets.
Tally Up stores your name, your email, the account ID from your sign-in provider, and the workouts and bodyweight you log. Your data is private to your account. It isn’t sold, shared or used for advertising. Your conversations with Claude are covered by Anthropic’s own privacy terms.
Nothing. Tally Up is free, with no paid tier and no ads.
Yes. Settings → Your data downloads everything as CSV files or a single JSON file. Deleting your account permanently removes your account and every workout, bodyweight log, custom exercise and saved chart with it, and disconnects Claude.