


Jefit adjusts your weights and sets based on your Progress Index, a weekly score that reflects how close you are to a solid, sustainable progression level. Your Progress Index is shaped by three core engines.
We track your strength across six key movement patterns. For each pattern, Jefit selects a representative exercise and measures your weekly 1RM change — giving you a clear read on real strength progress.
We calculate your effective sets based on RIR and intensity to reflect how much meaningful work your muscles actually receive. More effective stimulus = more productive training.
We measure how evenly you're training opposing movement patterns — like push vs. pull or hinge vs. squat. Better balance leads to faster, safer muscle development.

| Feature | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| Accuracy | Data-trained engines | Guesswork |
| Personalization | Goal + level + performance | Template |
| Load Adjustments | Auto increase / hold / deload | Manual |
| Effective Sets | Yes | No |
| Balance Tracking | Yes | No |

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