01 / One number
Bodyweight counts
Every other log throws away the 70.5 kg you were already carrying. Weighted adds it back, so a good day still reads as a good day when you lose weight.
Streetlifting · iPhone
Version 2.0.2 · on the App Store since July 2026
The streetlifting log
that counts your bodyweight.
Weighted pull-ups, dips, muscle-ups and squats. Every set stores what actually left the ground, not just what you hung on the belt.
135.5kg
Total load
70.5 bodyweight
+ 65.0 added
+ 65.0 added
Pull-up · 2 reps · RPE 9.5
Fourteen days free, then $5.99 a month
Inside the app
- 01Log the set
- 02Watch it move
- 03Lift by lift
- 04Blocks and meets
- 05Where you stand
01Log the setAdded weight, reps and RPE in one row. Two taps put the set down, and the bodyweight at the top is already inside the number.
02Watch it moveTotal load, added weight or estimated one-rep max, per exercise. The dip here is at 155.5 kg, up 45 since the end of July.
03Lift by liftBest estimated 1RM, heaviest set, max reps, and the sessions that produced them. Nothing you have to remember.
04Blocks and meetsTemplates and folders, a volume block running week one of two, and the number of days left to the competition.
05Where you standMain 4 records as a share of your bodyweight, a competition total, and the next standard with the kilos it still needs.
02 / Built for the rig
Not a gym app
Weighted pull-ups, dips and muscle-ups. Belt or vest. No machine list to scroll past to reach the four lifts you actually do.
03 / Proof
A card, not a claim
Share this PR sits at the bottom of an exercise as soon as it has a record, on screen three above. The record leaves the app as an image with the arithmetic printed on it, so the number is checkable by anyone who reads it.
Check the sum yourself
Nothing here is rounded to look better.
Bodyweight
70.5 kg
Added on the belt
+ 65.0 kg
What left the ground
135.5 kg
Estimated one-rep max: 146.8 kg, from two reps at RPE 9.5, which is two and a half reps short of failure: 135.5 × (1 + 2.5 / 30). The estimate is shown as an estimate, never as a lift you did. Every other number in this table is on the first screen above.
What is actually in it.
Everything below is in the app today, not on a roadmapLifts
Weighted pull-up, chin-up, dip, muscle-up and squat, plus the variants that behave like their own exercise: slow muscle-up, no-dip muscle-up, and the support holds.
Load
Bodyweight plus added weight, per set, on every exercise. Belt or vest. Entering what is on the belt takes one tap on the stepper.
Effort
RPE or RIR on the same row as the reps, not buried in a note. Neither is required, and a set logged without one is still a complete set.
Progress
Total load, added weight or estimated one-rep max, charted per exercise, with the best set marked and the sessions behind every point.
Blocks
Templates in folders, a training block with its week count, and a countdown to the date you are actually training for.
Standards
Beginner through Elite as a share of your own bodyweight, a Main 4 competition total, and the kilos still missing from the next tier.
Your data
Written to a database on the phone first, so logging never waits on a network, then synced to an account nobody else can read. There is no feed, no leaderboard and nothing to scroll.
Log the lift you actually did.
Fourteen days free. After that it is $5.99 a month, and nothing in the app is held back until you pay it.