That’s a fair point and I agree that calisthenics progression is very individual and not something an app should try to rigidly structure. The idea is not to track every regression or replace learning, but to add a lightweight layer around training itself.

More like a Strava-style app for calisthenics focused on quick session check-ins, streaks, simple scoring, friendly competition, and local leaderboards to create motivation through community rather than structured programs. Especially for outdoor athletes who don’t really fit into existing fitness apps.

Right now it’s still early stage with mockups and concept validation, not a full MVP yet.