Train
79 activities with proper energy figures — bag work, pads, sparring, all four swim strokes. 55 lifts logged set by set, so you watch your volume climb instead of guessing.
Training, food, time off, and taking a break from whatever's got its hooks in. One app, on your phone, and nothing ever leaves it.
Free · no ads · no account · my life's plan
That clock is really running.
Every other tracker sends you back to zero and then congratulates you on day one. Eleven months don't stop having happened because of one Friday. Press the button and watch what we do instead.
In the app the colour returns over seven days, not seven seconds.
Most apps assume you're quitting forever. Most people aren't. Thirty days off the drink, a month without a bet, a dry spell before a holiday. Drag it and see.
Tell it once what a normal week used to cost. Every other app guesses a national average — this one uses your number, so it means something.
79 activities with proper energy figures — bag work, pads, sparring, all four swim strokes. 55 lifts logged set by set, so you watch your volume climb instead of guessing.
249 foods with the servings people actually use: a slice of buttered toast, a standard bag of crisps, one sausage, a double vodka. Your own meals are remembered, and yesterday's are one tap away.
Block out the hours you're meant to be away from it. A full-screen wind-down with a countdown, and calendar reminders that still fire when the app is shut.
A daily line on how it went, how you felt and how hard it was. No badges for turning up. Something to look back on when you can't remember whether last month was actually bad.
What you drink, what you weigh and what kind of week you've had is about as personal as it gets. There's no cloud here — not as a feature, as an absence. Two people in the same house can't see each other's.
No app store, nothing to sign up for. It installs from this page and then works like any other app, offline included.