Kalimory
Calm, offline bodyweight training with guided workouts and progressions
New in version 1.0.2
A much smaller download: the app is now about 4.5 MB instead of 14 MB. Single-exercise workouts now say "Get ready" and "Rest", like programs and intervals.
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.
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.
- Author: WildeBeast2521
- License: GNU General Public License v3.0 only
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Although APK downloads are available below to give you the choice, you should be aware that by installing that way you will not receive update notifications and it's a less secure way to download. We recommend that you install the F-Droid client and use that.
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