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The guided tour

Fourteen stations, in the order they depend on each other.

Not the order of the menu. Four settings decide what almost every number on this site says — those come first. Then the training loop, from planning a week to reading it back. Then the parts that stand on their own.

14 stations · every picture is the real product, photographed while it was being used. Tap a frame to move on.

Act 1

Set once, felt everywhere

Four settings cross nearly every screen. They are the reason this tour does not begin with a button.

  1. 01

    Your level

    /account/settings

    Your level picks the yardstick, not the workout. Set it too high and a sound week looks thin.

    What you press

    • Starter
    • Intermediate
    • Advanced

    01 / 03

    The report measures this week against the Advanced band: 10–20 sets.

    The numbers on this screen describe themselves — 9 of them, each with what it means, where it comes from and what it does not say. Training report

  2. 02

    Kilograms or pounds

    /account/settings

    Weights are stored in kilograms and shown the way you chose. Switching never rewrites what you logged.

    What you press

    • Metric
    • Imperial

    01 / 03

    A logged set reads “8 reps × 40 kg”.

  3. Set your targets once. Every bar in the meal builder is measured against them.

    What you press

    • Recomposition
    • Calculate targets
    • Save as my targets

    01 / 03

    The macro calculator gives all four numbers at once, not just the calories.

  4. 04

    Language

    /de

    The knowledge base, the cheat sheet and the calculators speak German. Training is English for now.

    What you press

    • EN
    • DE

    01 / 03

    The cheat sheet in English.

Act 2

The loop: plan, train, read back

Six stations that hang together — what you plan in the first turns up in the last as a finding.

  1. 05

    Filling a week

    /training

    Pick a week that matches your level, your equipment and what you are training for. You can change any day afterwards.

    What you press

    • Choose from template →
    • Copy last week →
    • See exercises
    • Clear week →

    01 / 03

    An empty week; press “Choose from template”.

  2. 06

    Swapping an exercise

    /training

    No pull-up bar today? Every exercise carries alternatives that train the same thing.

    What you press

    • Filters
    • Category
    • Equipment
    • Muscle group
    • Add
    • Find alternative

    01 / 03

    The workout list, with its own filters: level and equipment.

  3. 07

    Train now

    /training/today

    One screen for the gym: what you did last time, what to aim for today, and how long to rest.

    What you press

    • Train now
    • Start training →
    • Continue session →
    • Last time
    • Next
    • Rest

    01 / 03

    Today's overview: what is planned, and one button into it.

  4. 08

    Logging a set

    /training

    The next set starts from the one you just did. Only what changed needs typing.

    What you press

    • Start workout
    • + Add exercise
    • Reps
    • Add set
    • Finish workout

    01 / 03

    The planned target sits above the card, and the fields come prefilled.

  5. 09

    How many were left in the tank

    /training

    How many more could you have done? Skip it whenever you like — a set without an answer still counts in full.

    What you press

    • RIR
    • +

    01 / 03

    The RIR field starts empty — answering it is optional.

  6. 10

    The report

    /training/analysis

    Every number here says what it means, where it comes from, and what it does not claim. Nothing is scored that a plan cannot show.

    What you press

    • Level
    • What this means
    • Frequency
    • Recovery

    01 / 04

    “Where to look first” — two findings in plain words.

    The numbers on this screen describe themselves — 9 of them, each with what it means, where it comes from and what it does not say. Training report

Act 3

The rest of the site

Four stations that stand on their own. Take them in any order, or leave them.

  1. 11

    The meal builder

    /starter-kit/meal-builder

    Build the meal, watch the bars. Where we have no data for a nutrient, it says so instead of guessing.

    What you press

    • Build a meal
    • Plan your week
    • Grocery list
    • Export

    01 / 04

    The building blocks, before anything is chosen.

  2. 12

    Knowledge and the graph

    /knowledge/graph

    116 concepts, connected the way training actually works. Every number in the app links back here.

    What you press

    • Search
    • Filters
    • See more

    01 / 03

    The graph: the concepts behind the app, and how they connect.

  3. 13

    Community

    /community

    You can and should report posts that violate our community rules. Let's keep this place safe.

    What you press

    • Confirm and take part
    • Post
    • Add photo
    • Add a milestone
    • Send report

    01 / 03

    The rules come first — confirmed once, then you are in.

  4. 14

    Your data

    /account

    Your training and your body data belong to you. Take them with you at any time, and decide what others see.

    What you press

    • Export
    • Weight
    • Waist
    • Shape only
    • Exact numbers

    01 / 03

    Your week per muscle, drawn from the sessions of the last seven days.

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