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RepLog 3.1 is here. Your practice journal now lives on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, with an Apple Watch companion - and iCloud keeps goals, history, dashboard, and media aligned across the devices you actually practice with.

For a long time RepLog was a Mac desk companion: sessions, goals, metronome, tuner, media. Version 3.0.1 rebuilt that desk natively. Version 3.1 takes the next step - the same journal in your pocket, on the music stand, and on your wrist.

On iPhone and iPad you get the core loop: start a session, pick a goal, run the metronome, log BPM or completion when you end a segment. Optional 3-2-1 countdown so you start on the downbeat. The Apple Watch companion launches practice and controls tempo from your wrist while iPhone handles the heavy lifting.

Turn on iCloud sync (Pro) and Mac, iPhone, and iPad stay on the same page. Free to start; Pro is a one-time unlock shared across devices on the same Apple ID.

Read more RepLog 3.1: Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch - in sync

As a musician, I spent years trying to track my practice sessions. From scribbling tempos on sticky notes to maintaining overly complex spreadsheets, nothing seemed to work. That's why I built RepLog - a distraction-free tracker designed specifically for musicians to log repetitions, monitor tempo milestones, and make daily practice meaningful.

Read more Why I Built RepLog: My Journey to Smarter Music Practice

Welcome to the RepLog blog! I'm incredibly excited to finally open the doors and share what I've been building. If you're a musician looking to bring structure, clarity, and real progress to your daily practice sessions without the clutter of generic apps, you're in the right place. Let's take a quick tour of what makes RepLog the ultimate companion for your instrument.

Read more Welcome Aboard!