01
Tell us
A few honest questions.
Your goal, your equipment, how many days and how long. And any shoulder, wrist, knee or lower-back limitation. Whatever you report is never trained.
- Dumbbells, barbell, machines, bands or just your body
- Home, gym or a mix
- Your answers go straight into the plan, none are decoration
02
Measure
Six checks, not a label.
Breathing, push-ups, pulling, plank, squat and balance. Each one shows the real movement. Your numbers decide where you start, not a “beginner” or “advanced” badge.
- A safer incline option is always there
- Prefer not to count? The camera can do it
- Zero is a valid, honest answer
03
Your plan
A real week, not a template.
Push, Pull and Legs on the days you chose, sized to the time you have. If the exercises you can safely do don’t fill the session, it tells you the real length instead of padding it.
- Rep ranges follow your goal
- Loads follow what you measured
- Newer? Legs become gentler full-body days
04
Train
Everything on one screen.
The demonstration, today’s target, what you did last time, the sets you’ve finished and a suggested weight. Plus your own notes: seat position, pad height, the cue that works for you.
- One tap to add weight when you earned it
- Notes stay with the exercise, every session
- Quick checkoff or manual reps, your choice
05
Level up
Meet your Ghost.
Every finished set levels the muscle you trained. Your Ghost is a 2D figure that grows where you actually work, and the abs sharpen as they earn it. It draws your training, it doesn’t predict your body.
- Male or female figure, from your own answer
- Optional day-1 photo, kept on your device only
- XP, levels and streaks along the way
06
Learn
See what’s really working.
Your Strength Fingerprint shows push, pull, squat, hinge and carry trends from what you logged. After a few weeks, the Training Autopsy separates what the logs show from what might explain it.
- Neglected patterns are flagged
- Push versus pull balance, from real sets
- It never blames sleep or food it can’t measure