Import JEFIT
Import your JEFIT workout logs into Anneal
JEFIT exports your logs as one sectioned CSV from its website. Anneal reads the workout sessions and the exercise logs, so every set you logged comes across with its date.
Export your history from JEFIT
On the JEFIT website
- Sign in at jefit.com in a browser.
- Open My Jefit, then Settings, then Data Controls.
- Click Export Data and download the CSV.
- Move the file to your phone (email it to yourself or put it in Drive or Files).
JEFIT's support site was not reachable on 2026-11-05. The steps above are the ones every other importer documents for the JEFIT website. The phone app was checked on 2026-11-08 and has no export of its own, so use the website.
Import it in Anneal
- Install Anneal and sign in.
- Open Settings, then Notifications & privacy, then Import workout history under Your data.
- Pick the CSV, or paste its contents. Anneal reads the file and shows every workout and exercise it found before anything is saved.
- Review the exercise names it could not match, pick the Anneal exercise for each or confirm a new custom one, then import.
Importing is free. Anneal matches your exercise names against its built-in library, and a library match uses nothing. A name that does not match becomes a custom exercise after you confirm it, and a free account has 5 custom exercise slots. Match more names to existing exercises on the import screen if you run out.
What Anneal reads from the file
These are the columns the importer uses. Extra columns are ignored, so a newer JEFIT export with more fields still works.
| Column | What Anneal does with it |
|---|---|
### WORKOUT SESSIONS ### | Section with one row per session: _id, mydate (the calendar day), total_time (seconds) and starttime |
### EXERCISE LOGS ### | Section with one row per exercise per session: belongsession (the session _id), ename (exercise name) and logs |
logs | The sets, packed as weight x reps and separated by commas, like 60x10,65x8 |
Not read: every other section and column in the file.
The JEFIT file carries no weight unit. You choose lbs or kg on the import screen and Anneal applies it to every set.
What transfers
- Every session with its calendar day and length
- Every weight x reps set, in order
What does not transfer
- Workout names (the file has none, so each session is named Imported workout)
- Timed sets, cardio distance, RPE and notes (the logs format holds only weight and reps)
- Warm-up markers
- Routines and body stats
Common questions
Why does Anneal ask me for a unit?
The JEFIT export does not say whether a 60 is 60 lbs or 60 kg. Pick the unit you logged in before you import; it applies to the whole file.
Will JEFIT exercise names match?
Common names match ("Barbell Squat" to "Back Squat" through the built-in alias table). Anything left is listed on the import screen, where you pick the Anneal exercise or confirm a custom one.
Can I import twice?
Yes. Anneal skips sessions it already has, so re-importing a newer export only adds the new workouts.