Barlo

A little log. A clearer head.

What did you lift
last time?

You remember the effort.
Let Barlo remember the numbers.

Take a closer look

Leave the guesswork behind.

Your last set.
Remembered.

The weight. The reps. Right where you left them.

Your numbers. Nothing in the way.

Lift. Log.
Carry on.

Less to keep in your head.
More room to get on with it.

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Preparing the scene

A little less
to remember.

A focused lifting log for your weights, reps and equipment. Built around the sets you want to remember.

Barlo iPhone app: last recorded bench press and shoulder press sets, with equipment context.
Last recorded60 kg × 8 reps

Bench press · Total load

Your lifts

Real iPhone app · Sample lifting data

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.

Your numbers,
in context.

See your recorded days and best sets for a chosen rep range. Set a goal when you want something to work towards.

Records lead. Goals are optional.

A record you
can return to.

Find past sets by lift or note. Look through your recorded days, with working sets and warm-ups easy to separate.

A clearer picture of what you recorded.

Make your next set count.

Find Barlo on the App Store.
Pre-register now on Google Play.

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A few details.

What to expect from Barlo.

Can I download Barlo yet?

Visit the App Store listing for current availability on iPhone. You can pre-register for the Android version on Google Play.

Do I need to record every set?

The idea is to keep the sets that matter to you. One useful result can be enough to remember where you left off.

What about dumbbells and machines?

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.

Will Barlo tell me how to train?

Barlo is designed as a focused record of what you lifted. Training programmes, coaching, and meal plans are outside that focus.