Yes, with Splyt Pro. Tap the mic during a workout and say the set, for example “135 for 8”, and Splyt logs the weight and reps and moves to the next set.
Voice handles more than sets: grips, supersets, corrections like “add two sets to squats”, skipping rest or adding an exercise. Common phrasing is understood instantly; messier requests go to the AI with your workout as context.
It works on iPhone, from the mic on the floating workout pill, and on Apple Watch. You can also describe a past workout out loud to log it later (free accounts get three tries), or describe a template or a split and have it filled in.
You don’t have to hold a button while you speak: Splyt hears when you stop and ends your turn, so you can keep moving. For a longer back-and-forth, Voice Mode lets you talk with your coach out loud. Voice features are part of Splyt Pro.
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