Stolen Reps app icon Stolen Reps

The quick workout app for busy dads & parents

Steal a workout in the time you actually have

Tell Stolen Reps your time, your equipment, and how you want to train. It generates a science-backed session — warm-up, main work, finisher — and runs it with a built-in timer.

  • 15, 20, 30, 45 or 60 minutes — it fits the window
  • Bodyweight only → full garage gym
  • Flexible weekly plans that survive real life
  • Free to download. No account. Works offline.
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Stolen Reps home screen showing a 30-minute strength workout ready to start

How it works

Three taps to a complete workout

1

Tell it your window

Kids asleep at 8:40? Pick 30 minutes. Only got 15? The whole session — warm-up, lifts, finisher — re-fits itself to the time you actually have.

2

Tell it your gear

Dumbbells in the garage, a full rack, hotel-room nothing — the generator builds only from the equipment you check off. 140+ curated exercises.

3

Train with the timer

One guided flow runs the session: timed warm-up, set-by-set logging with rest timers, and a finisher. PRs are detected automatically.

Screenshots

Built for stolen moments

Adjusting workout time, equipment and energy level in the Stolen Reps app
Adjust time · gear · feel in one tap
Generated 30-minute strength workout with back squat superset
A complete session, built in seconds
Active workout session with warm-up marked done and a dumbbell front squat and barbell row superset being logged
Log every set, guided start to finish
Workout complete screen showing a back squat personal record
PRs detected automatically

FAQ

Questions, answered

What is the best workout app for busy dads?

One that adapts to your day instead of demanding a fixed hour. Stolen Reps generates a complete session from the time you actually have (15–60 minutes), the equipment within reach, and your training style — then runs it with a built-in timer. No account, works offline. Learn more →

Can it generate a workout based on the equipment I have?

Yes — that's the core mechanic. Check off what you own (dumbbells, kettlebell, barbell + rack, bands, machines, or nothing) and the generator builds only from that gear, so you're never prescribed a lift you can't set up. Learn more →

Is 20 minutes with dumbbells enough to build strength?

Yes. Minimum-effective-dose research shows 2–3 hard sets per lift builds real strength, and paired supersets cut session time 30–50% with the same gains. Stolen Reps programs exactly this at the 20-minute tier. Learn more →

How can I work out at home without waking the kids?

Skip the jumping. Quiet strength — squats, presses, rows, carries — plus steady no-impact conditioning like shadowboxing hits just as hard without the noise. Stolen Reps can keep sessions nap-safe. Learn more →

What's a good workout while the baby naps?

Short, zero-setup, and interruptible: a 2-minute warm-up, two paired lifts, a finisher. Generate a 15–30 minute session and if the nap ends early, finish and log what you did — a workout done beats the perfect one skipped. Learn more →

Can I build muscle at home with no equipment?

Yes — if the movements keep getting harder. Pike and archer push-ups, tempo squats, Nordic curls and hard core work let bodyweight-only sessions progress for months. Learn more →

What happens to my plan when I miss a day?

Nothing breaks. Plans are a flexible weekly target — sessions in any order, and the week reshapes around real life instead of guilt-tripping you about a missed Tuesday. Learn more →

Does it work for a garage gym with a barbell and rack?

Absolutely. Check off barbell + squat rack and it programs real lifts — back squats, presses, rows — with antagonist supersets and rest tuned to your window. Learn more →

Public beta · iPhone · Free during beta

A workout done beats the perfect one skipped

The public beta is opening on TestFlight. Early testers keep Stolen Reps Plus free for a year at launch — and shape what gets built.

Join the free beta

TestFlight link goes live with the first public build — check back shortly.