
Pick a movement
Seven body parts, 1,292 movements, searchable by name, equipment or muscle. All in the binary, so no signal needed.
A strength-training reference and personal-record logger. Browse 1,292 movements with animated form demos and hand-written cues, then log a set in seconds — all of it stored on your device and nowhere else.
Free · No account · No tracking · Works offline
How it works
4 steps, each with the screen it happens on. Captures off the shipped build, not mockups.

Seven body parts, 1,292 movements, searchable by name, equipment or muscle. All in the binary, so no signal needed.

Every movement loops its own demo, and 135 of them carry hand-written cues for the lift you are about to load.

Weight and reps in four seconds. A banner flags a new best before you save it.

Heaviest set, estimated 1RM, total volume, full history — all computed on device.
What's inside
No subscription, no account, no unlock tiers — all of it ships in the download, and none of it phones home.
All 7 body parts ship inside the binary. No account to create, nothing fetched from a server, and it opens with no signal.
A looping demonstration on every movement, plus 135 hand-written cue sets for the lifts people actually train.
Rep presets, a unit you can type into, and haptics on save. Kilograms stored, pounds displayed, history untouched.
A banner tells you a set beats your best before you save it. Then estimated 1RM, volume and full history.
Free, with no account and no tracking. The whole catalogue is in the app the moment you open it.
Android asks you to allow installs from your browser the first time.