Effort Measurement for real-world training

Track effort.
Progress with confidence.

EfiMes makes progress measurable across any workout. Log what matters — weight & reps for strength, time/elevation/speed for cardio — then get a simple recommendation to improve your next session by a user-selectable percentage (like +5%).

How it works See progress approach iOS • Android • Web (same data, same logic)

No vanity metrics. Just consistent, comparable effort signals so you can build momentum and stay injury-smart.

Built for how people actually train

Different exercises need different measurements. EfiMes lets you capture the right signals, then turns them into simple, comparable progress.

Log what matters

Flexible effort tracking

Strength, cardio, machines, free weights, circuits — record the measurement that best represents output for that activity.

Progress guidance

Next workout recommendation

Choose your improvement target (e.g. 3%, 5%, 8%). EfiMes suggests the simplest change to hit it: a small weight bump, one extra rep, or a slight pace/elevation tweak.

Clarity over complexity

Trends you can act on

See progress by exercise, workout type, or time period. Spot plateaus early and keep training decisions grounded.

How EfiMes works

The goal is straightforward: capture your effort, then make a small, repeatable improvement next time.

1) Record your workout

Log sets, reps, and weight for strength work. For cardio, log time plus whatever drives effort (speed, incline, elevation, resistance).

2) EfiMes calculates an effort baseline

Your entries create an “effort snapshot” per exercise. It’s not a universal absolute — it’s a consistent baseline you can beat.

3) Pick your improvement target

Choose an incremental increase (default 5%). EfiMes then proposes the smallest adjustment to achieve it.

4) Turn up, execute, repeat

Build sustainable momentum. Small wins compound quickly — and you can dial the target up or down as needed.

Progress that compounds

EfiMes is designed around small, controlled improvements. The system nudges you forward without forcing unrealistic jumps, helping you stay consistent and reduce injury risk.

Adjustable

You set the pace

Pick an improvement percentage per exercise or per workout block. Increase ambition when you’re flying; ease off when you’re tired.

Comparable

Track different workout types

A dumbbell row and a treadmill run don’t share the same units — but they can share the same progress mindset.

Actionable

One clear next step

Instead of overwhelming dashboards, you get a practical suggestion: add 2.5kg, add 1 rep, add 30 seconds, or raise incline by 1.