Software that respects the person using it.
We build software that gives people useful advice without taking their data or their decisions.
Our first product is a strength-training app that records what you actually lift and proposes what to do next — when to add weight, when to hold, when to back off. Every suggestion is a proposal; the lifter decides.
It's currently in private testing.
Training records live on the device that made them. No accounts, no sync, no server holding your history.
The software proposes; the person decides. It never changes a plan on its own.
It's a training tool, not medical advice — and it says so plainly rather than burying it.