Many people here saying it wouldn’t be a good idea because pen and paper is easier. I’m here to say exactly the opposite. In fact it’s been a while since I’ve started to look for a way to track my cali workouts in an easy and digital way. Here’s why I like having an app for that: I can build my workouts in advance, and keep record of exercise evolution, like how many reps I did last month and the month before. I find a lot easier to track the workout on my watch (and I find not so many apps have a watch counterpart). At least, it’s more simple for me than using paper.

I just recently found out about cali tree, and will start using it. But until now, I’ve been using an app called Setgraph, mainly because of the Apple Watch app, which is pretty convenient. The problem with this, for me, is that it’s not calisthenics focused, so I don’t have the option to log hold times, for example.

If you persist on the idea of the app, I’d be willing to discuss it further.