Yes. Paste your notes, upload a CSV or Excel file, paste a Google Sheet link, or pick photos of a program, and Splyt turns them into workout templates you review before saving. This is free.
- Start building a new workout and tap Import a workout.
- Paste text, add a Google Sheet link, choose a file, or pick one or more photos.
- Review the templates it drafted, fix anything it misread, and save.
Apple Numbers files can’t be read directly; export the sheet as CSV or Excel first. A spreadsheet with several tabs becomes several workouts.
Photos work for a program in a book, a printed plan or a whiteboard at the gym, and you can pick several at once; Splyt shows how many it has read as it goes. Notes can be as loose as you write them, for example “bench 3x8 185, rows 3x10”.
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