"Seeing workout volume next to weight trends helped me stop guessing and make better adjustments week to week."
15 kg lost while maintaining strength
A
Alex Martinez
Strength training
Personal training data, organized
A cleaner way to understand your fitness progress.
Log workouts, body metrics, goals, and weekly trends in one calm dashboard designed for repeat use.
18
Workouts
64%
Goal Progress
22h
Training Time
82
Recovery
Today's Dashboard
Strength block, week 5
Apr 28
Current weight
74.8 kg
Down 3.2 kg
Consistency
95%
5 week streak
Next session
Lower strength
Friday, 6:30 PM
Weekly training load
Volume trend by session
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Mon
Upper strength
46 sets
Complete
Wed
Zone 2 run
38 min
Planned
Fri
Lower strength
42 sets
Planned
Tracking System
Built for the work between before and after.
The interface keeps the essentials close: workout history, progress indicators, next actions, and body metrics.
Structured logging
Capture exercises, sets, reps, load, effort, and notes without turning every session into admin work.
Goal context
Tie body metrics and workouts to clear targets so progress feels measurable instead of vague.
Trend summaries
See weekly change in weight, strength, endurance, and consistency with simple visual signals.
Planning rhythm
Keep recent sessions, upcoming training days, and completion state in one scannable view.
Workout Queue
Upcoming strength block recommendations
3 items ready
Body Metrics
Calculate BMI without the noise.
Use BMI as one reference point alongside training performance, body composition, recovery, and how you feel.
BMI Calculator
Centimeters and kilograms
BMI is a screening metric. It does not separate lean mass from body fat and should not be used alone.
Reference weight range
--
Estimated from the entered height.
Current BMI
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Awaiting measurement
Last check-in
Ready for measurement
UnitsMetric
Next stepEnter values
BMI Insight
Enter your current measurements to generate a BMI reference point and next tracking actions.
Next actions
Keep the metric connected to behavior.
Log weight
Compare trend
Review recovery
BMI reference ranges
Standard adult classification bands.
Below reference range
BMI Below 18.5
Reference range
BMI 18.5 - 24.9
Above reference range
BMI 25.0 - 29.9
High reference range
BMI 30.0+
Recent BMI history
Example check-ins for context.
Apr 21
51.0 kg
20.9
Apr 14
51.3 kg
21.0
Apr 07
51.8 kg
21.2
Trends matter more than a single reading. Compare BMI with weight, waist, training load, and recovery notes.
Progress Review
Trends that are easy to scan and hard to misread.
A restrained view of the numbers that matter most: body weight, strength, endurance, and consistency.
Last 5 weeks
5 week trend
Weight change
-3.2 kg
estimated improvement
Strength index
+13%
work capacity
Endurance index
+13%
Weekly Progress
Weight, strength, and endurance trend lines
W1
78 kg
Weight20%
Strength85%
Endurance72%
85% strength72% endurance
W2
77 kg
Weight30%
Strength88%
Endurance75%
88% strength75% endurance
W3
76 kg
Weight40%
Strength92%
Endurance78%
92% strength78% endurance
W4
75.5 kg
Weight45%
Strength95%
Endurance82%
95% strength82% endurance
W5
74.8 kg
Weight52%
Strength98%
Endurance85%
98% strength85% endurance
Check-in consistency
95%
19 of 20 planned entries
Goal completion
64%
Target weight progress
Current milestone
Week 5
Foundation phase complete
Baseline Metrics
Start weight78 kg
Current weight74.8 kg
Training weeks5
Primary trendImproving
User Notes
Practical feedback from people who track consistently.
The product voice stays calm because the work is already demanding enough.
"The progress view makes it obvious when recovery is lagging. I can plan harder sessions without burying myself."
Consistent 5 day training rhythm
J
Jamie Chen
Hybrid athlete
"Clients understand their numbers faster because the dashboard keeps body metrics, habits, and training load together."
Cleaner weekly check-ins
S
Sarah Williams
Coach
4.9
Average rating
25K+
Active trackers
98%
Weekly check-ins
24h
Support response