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Strength analytics

See exactly what's working.

Nishaana turns your logged sets into strength trends, volume by muscle and your rank vs the population — automatically, in your browser.

  • Estimated-1RM trends for every lift, computed from your sets
  • Volume by muscle, balance and weak points at a glance
  • See where you rank — strength standards vs the population
Loved by 12,000+ lifters
Estimated 1RM · Bench Press12-week trend
+18%
Weekly volume14,820kg
Sessions · 30d16
PRs this block7
0 Lifters analyzed
0 Sets charted
0 Metrics tracked
0 Charts build themselves

Strength analytics in Nishaana turn your logged sets into estimated-1RM trends, weekly volume per muscle, push-pull balance and a PR wall — automatically. You see exactly which lifts are climbing, which muscles lag, and how you rank, all in your browser with nothing to set up.

Volume & balance

Find your weak link in seconds.

Strength stalls usually trace back to one under-trained muscle. Nishaana charts your weekly hard sets per group against your target range, so a lagging hamstring or a push-heavy week is obvious the moment you open it.

  • Sets per muscleHard sets per group each week, against your effective range.
  • Push / pull balanceOpposing groups side by side, so imbalances surface early.
  • Lagging-group flagsIt tells you which muscle to give more volume next week.
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Weekly volume by muscle · target range
Chest
92%
Back
100%
Quads
78%
Hamstrings
54%
Shoulders
88%
Arms
71%
Hamstrings at 54% — add 4 sets next week to balance with quads.
Strength standards

See where you actually rank.

A number means nothing without context. Nishaana places every main lift on a percentile against lifters of your bodyweight and experience — so you know if you're novice, intermediate or advanced, and exactly what to chase next.

  • Percentile per liftWhere your squat, bench and deadlift sit vs the population.
  • Bodyweight-adjustedCompared fairly against lifters your size and training age.
  • Your next tierThe exact lift number that moves you up a strength class.
Check the standards tool
Back Squat · 82 kg bodyweightIntermediate
68th
Bench PressNovice · 41st
DeadliftAdvanced · 81st
Overhead PressIntermediate · 59th
+7.5 kg on squat reaches the advanced tier.
Your PR wall

Every record, dated.

The moment you beat a weight or rep record, it lands here — your whole strength story in one view.

Back Squat 142.5kg 3d ago
Bench Press 100kg 1w ago
Deadlift 180kg 2w ago
Overhead Press 62.5kg 2w ago
Every metric

The numbers that actually matter.

No vanity dashboards — just the views that tell you whether you're getting stronger and what to fix.

Estimated 1RM by lift

Every working set updates an e1RM curve, so you see true strength trends instead of gym-day feel.

Weekly volume tracking

Hard sets per muscle, charted against your target range — never over- or under-train a group again.

Muscle balance

Push vs pull, left vs right, quads vs hamstrings — imbalances show up before they become injuries.

PR wall & history

Every weight and rep record, dated and filterable — your whole strength story in one place.

Consistency & frequency

Sessions per week, how often each muscle gets trained, and where the gaps in your week are.

Export anything

Pull any chart or your raw set data to CSV — your numbers are always yours to keep.

How it works

From logs to insight in three.

01 Log your sets

Train as normal. Every set you log in two taps feeds the analytics — no exports, no spreadsheets.

02 Charts build themselves

Nishaana turns raw logs into e1RM trends, volume by muscle, balance and PRs automatically.

03 Adjust what is not working

Spot a lagging muscle or a stalled lift, fix next week’s plan, and watch the trend turn.

FAQ

Strength analytics questions.

What does strength analytics actually track?

Nishaana turns your logged sets into estimated-1RM trends per lift, weekly training volume per muscle, push-pull and left-right balance, a PR wall, and your strength standards versus the population. Everything updates automatically from the workouts you already log.

How is my estimated 1RM calculated?

Your e1RM comes from your working sets using the validated Epley and Brzycki formulas, blended for accuracy. Because it is computed from every set, you get a smooth strength curve instead of waiting to test a true one-rep max.

How do I know if my training is balanced?

The balance view charts opposing groups against each other — push vs pull, quads vs hamstrings, left vs right. When one side pulls ahead, Nishaana flags it so you can even out volume before an imbalance turns into an injury.

Can I see how strong I am compared to other people?

Yes. The strength standards view places each of your main lifts on a percentile against lifters of your bodyweight and experience, so you can see whether you are untrained, novice, intermediate, advanced or elite — and what to chase next.

Do I have to set up the charts myself?

No. The analytics build themselves from your logs — there is nothing to configure. Log your workouts and the e1RM trends, volume charts, balance views and PR wall appear automatically, in your browser, on any device.

Stop guessing. Start measuring.

Log one workout and your strength trends, volume charts and PRs build themselves — free, in your browser.

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