Workout Wrapped for Android: A Private Year in Review

What it is

Your Story turns a month or a year of training into a deck of cards you tap through, one number at a time. It gathers sessions, streaks, top lifts, personal records (PRs), achievements, Skills landed, the roads you moved along, and the shape the period took.

It is a year in review for your lifting and running, built from your own log and ready whenever you want to look back, not only in December.

What is in the deck

The cards below are what a full period produces, one screen each:

• Sessions: total workouts, the average per week, and your most common training day.
• Tonnage: the total weight moved across completed sets.
• Journeys: how far the period moved you along your Journeys roads.
• Streak: your longest run of training days, and when it happened.
• Top exercises and runs: the movements and efforts that shaped the period.
• PRs and achievements: the milestones you reached along the way.
• Skills landed: the named Skill Journeys you finished inside the period.
• Pattern of the period: whether you built, peaked, held steady, or dug in.

Suppose you open the year story in December. The Sessions card counts every workout you logged, and the Streak card names your longest run of training days with the week it fell in.

Bring your old log

Your Story reads imported workouts the same way it reads the ones you log here. If you bring your history over from FitNotes or Hevy, or your runs from Strava, this year’s deck counts every session since January, not only the ones since you switched.

How it is put together

Your Story is calculated from the training history on your phone. No Kinoku server builds the deck, and there is no public comparison or social ranking. Eligible main-app data may still be included in Android system backup to your Google account.

You can open the current month or the current year while it is still running, so the deck reads in March as well as it does in December.

When the deck comes out thin

A story is only as full as the history behind it, so a period with a handful of logged sessions makes a thin deck. The pattern card in particular needs enough weeks to say anything, and it will say so rather than guess.

Related

• Share Cards: the wider sharing system.
• Achievements: the milestones counted in the deck.
• Stats: the daily and weekly record behind the story.
• Skill Journeys: the named moves recorded in the Skills chapter.
• Free workout year in review apps: Your Story next to the yearly recaps from Hevy, Garmin Connect, Strava and Fitbod.

The free layer

The current month and the current year are free. Pro adds movement backward and forward through earlier months and years. The card list above is what the deck builds today, and the free half of it stays free as the deck grows.