The Mapping Problem
Why call it a "Shoulder Raise" if you use it for Chest Flys? Generic apps force you to use their names. We let you use yours.
"By the window, next to the water fountain"
Stop adapting to generic apps. Build a digital inventory of your gym. Name machines your way, track your context, and make it yours.
Why call it a "Shoulder Raise" if you use it for Chest Flys? Generic apps force you to use their names. We let you use yours.
Your gym has three row machines. They all feel different. Global databases treat them as one. We know the difference.
Seat height #4. Pin position 3. The specific handle. Your brain is for training, not for remembering setup details.
You came to train — not to wrestle with an app that doesn't understand your gym.
If you call it the 'Death Press', that's what it is. No canonical definitions. Your training, your rules.
We don't just track numbers. We track the context, creating a ritual you can step back into instantly.
Log a set in under 10 seconds. Open. Tap. Done. Get in, do the work, get out.
A specific handle can change the entire movement. Capture the nuance that generic databases ignore.
Build a personal catalog of your equipment. Snap a photo, name it 'The Good Bench', and note its quirks. It's your map.
"Seat at position 4. Back pad all the way up."
The moment you approach a machine, see your past self's notes: 'Seat at 4. Use the rope.' Context before weight.
Train in basements, garages, or gyms with dead zones. Chalked works completely offline.
You bought the phone. You pay for the gym. Why pay rent on your own data? It's your app. Make it yours.
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