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One calisthenics exercise a day — keep your streak alive.
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One exercise per day, only with your body as weight – can you keep the streak going?
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One exercise per day, only with your body as weight – can you keep the streak going?
A calisthenics PWA with a rotating daily bodyweight exercise, streaks, streak
freezes, badges, and a weekly challenge day. All data stays on your device —
no account, no server.Read the full README ↗One exercise per day, only with your body as weight – can you keep the streak going?
A calisthenics PWA with a rotating daily bodyweight exercise, streaks, streak freezes, badges, and a weekly challenge day. All data stays on your device — no account, no server.
localStorage; export/import a
JSON backup from the gear menu (the app nudges you every couple of weeks so
you don't lose your streak).No build step — plain HTML/CSS/JS modules. Serve the folder with any static
file server, e.g. python3 -m http.server, and open index.html.
GNU AGPL-3.0. Free to use, copy, and modify — but any version you distribute or run as a hosted service has to stay open source too.