Pillars First of six
Soma
Body
The Greeks trained for aretē: excellence of the body. Soma is the training log built for that kind of attention. Lifting, cardio and breathwork share one engine, and a record is caught the moment the set is logged.
- Exercises
- 270+
- PR formulas
- 7
- Advanced set types
- 6
PR Wall
Barbell Bench Press
Chest, barbell
Estimated 1RMToday
243 lb
205 × 6, average of 7 formulas
Weight
205 lb
Today
Volume
1,480 lb
185 × 8, Sep 30
Estimated 1RM, 12 weeks
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One set, estimated seven ways.
205 lb for 6 reps. Ask seven published formulas for a one-rep max and the answers span 13 lb. Soma averages all seven instead of trusting any one.
O’Conner
235.8
Brzycki
238.1
Lander
240.4
Lombardi
245.2
Epley
246.0
Wathan
246.7
Mayhew
249.0
232 lbAverage 243.0252 lb
Built for how training actually goes.
- Three kinds of record
- Heaviest weight, best estimated 1RM and biggest single-set volume, each tracked per exercise and badged on the set that earned it.
- Advanced set types
- Supersets, circuits, drop sets, rest-pause, myo-reps and tempo work, built into the logger rather than bolted on.
- A library that knows the body
- 270+ exercises across lifting, cardio, yoga, breathwork and rehab, each with primary and secondary targets and the equipment it needs.
- Programs and templates
- Multi-week programs with progressive overload, plus templates you can save, reorder and reuse.
- Pick up where you left off
- Finished too early? Reopen the session for up to 12 hours. Saved sets stay saved and are never written twice.
- Analytics
- Volume over weeks, muscle distribution, streaks and strength standards, so imbalances show up before they hurt.
What the research says.
Progressive overload is the #1 predictor of hypertrophy.
1RM estimation varies up to 15% between formulas.
Sleep deprivation reduces strength output by 5 to 10%.
Training to failure isn’t always optimal. It depends on volume and recovery.
What Soma hears from the other pillars
Training doesn’t happen in isolation, so the logger doesn’t either.
- From HýpnosLast night’s sleep stages and HRV set today’s Training Readiness before the first warm-up set.
- From TrophēProtein and calories logged today sit next to the training load they’re meant to support.
- From MétronBodyweight and measurements put strength in context, so a heavier lift and a lighter body both count.
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