Pick up where
you left off.
Your last weight and reps, with the equipment context that makes them useful. Ready for your next visit.
A barbell. A pair of dumbbells. Your machine.A little log. A clearer head.
You remember the effort.
Let Barlo remember the numbers.
Leave the guesswork behind.
The weight. The reps. Right where you left them.
Your numbers. Nothing in the way.
Less to keep in your head.
More room to get on with it.
Preparing the scene
A focused lifting log for your weights, reps and equipment. Built around the sets you want to remember.
Bench press · Total load
Your lifts
iPhone concept preview · Sample data
Your last weight and reps, with the equipment context that makes them useful. Ready for your next visit.
A barbell. A pair of dumbbells. Your machine.Start from your last recorded set. Adjust the numbers to what you actually lifted. One useful set or all of them.
Made for the space between sets.Your latest set and your personal best tell different stories. Keep them distinct, for the same lift and rep range.
A clearer picture of what you recorded.Barlo is in development.
Explore the preview while we build.
What to expect from Barlo.
Barlo is in development and is not available to download yet. The store buttons are marked “Coming soon”; there is no download or sign-up required to explore this preview.
The idea is to keep the sets that matter to you. One useful result can be enough to remember where you left off.
The planned app keeps the load convention visible: weight per dumbbell, total barbell load, or a particular machine. Different equipment should keep its own context.
Barlo is designed as a focused record of what you lifted. Training programmes, coaching, and meal plans are outside that focus.