HyperResponder programs help you train with structure.
Use the Programs tab to follow your current plan, browse other programs, or create your own routine.
Open the Programs Tab
Tap Programs in the bottom navigation.
From here, you can see:
your current program;
the next suggested day;
saved programs;
default programs;
custom programs you create;
filters for browsing programs.
Your current program appears near the top so you can quickly see what you are following.
Current Program
The Current Program section shows your active plan.
It can include:
the program name;
the number of days in the plan;
the current day count;
each training day;
the next suggested workout.
For example, a PPUL plan may show:
The Next label shows which day is suggested next.
View a Program
Tap a program to open its details.
A program page can show:
program description;
number of training days;
training goal;
experience level;
each workout day;
exercises inside each day;
sets and reps where included.
This helps you check whether a program fits your training before using it.
Browse Other Programs
Open Other Programs to browse saved or default programs.
You can use search and filters to narrow the list.
Filters may include:
number of days;
training goal;
experience level.
This is useful if you want a plan that matches your schedule or goal.
Follow or Change a Program
When you choose a program, it can become your active plan.
Changing your current program changes what appears in the Current Program section and which workout is suggested next.
It does not delete your past workouts or reset your progress history.
Start Your Next Program Day
If you have an active program, HyperResponder can show your next program day directly on the Logger screen.
For example, if your current program says Push is next, the Logger may show a button like:
Tapping this imports the planned exercises, sets, and reps into the workout input.
From there, you can:
keep the workout as written;
edit the exercises;
adjust sets, reps, or weights;
remove anything you are not doing;
add extra work before saving.
This makes it faster to follow a program without manually typing the whole session.
Import Other Workouts
You can also import workouts that are not your next suggested program day.
Use Import Other Workout when you want to choose a different day, repeat a previous plan, or bring in another saved workout.
Imported workouts are still editable before saving, so you can log what you actually did rather than being locked into the plan.Create a Custom Program
You can also create your own program.
Tap Create Program to start a new routine.
A custom program can include:
program name;
description;
experience level;
training goal;
workout days;
exercises inside each day.
Use custom programs when you already have your own split, coach-written plan, or preferred routine.
Edit a Program
If a program needs changes, open the program and use Edit Program where available.
You may be able to update:
program name;
description;
goal;
experience level;
days;
exercises;
sets and reps.
Editing is useful when your routine changes but you want to keep the same overall structure.
Quick Answers
Do I need to follow a program to use HyperResponder?
No. You can log workouts freely without using a program.
Can I create my own program?
Yes. Use Create Program from the Programs tab.
Can I browse other programs?
Yes. Open Other Programs to search and filter available plans.
Does changing programs delete my old workouts?
No. Your saved workout history stays separate from your current program.
Can I edit an imported workout before saving?
Yes. Imported workouts can be adjusted in the logger before you save the session.
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