Kalimory

Kalimory plans your bodyweight training, runs it with you, and remembers every set. There is no account, and nothing goes online: your workouts stay on your phone.

Today

• This week at a glance, what is due, and a suggestion for what to train next

• Start any workout from one button

Guided workouts

• Rep counting, hold timers and rest timers that keep going with the screen off

• Programs of several exercises, which you can pause and resume later

• Interval routines with timed work and rest

• Log past workouts, with several exercises in one session

157 steps in 29 progression chains

• From the wall push-up to the planche, the dead hang to the front lever, and the assisted squat to the pistol squat

• Every step has form cues, a muscle map, the equipment it needs, and clear standards to start and to move on

• Skills such as the muscle-up and the human flag show the steps they build on

• Nothing is locked: train any step whenever you like

Progressions

• For each chain you follow: your current step, how close you are to moving on, and the dates you started and met each step

Progress

• Calendar, lists, graphs, personal bests and a weekly goal

Your data, your files

• Complete JSON backups, CSV import and export, and recovery files if the database is ever damaged

Calm by design

• Light, dark and true-black AMOLED themes, optional wallpaper colours, and ten languages

Privacy

• No internet permission, no ads, no analytics and no crash reporting

Kalimory began as a fork of Calisthenics Memory by Gonbei774 and is free software under the GPL-3.0.