You leave the gym knowing you worked.
But a workout proves one hour. It cannot tell you whether training, nutrition, discipline, and progress moved together.
Founding access for iPhone
You can log every workout and still not know if the whole week is moving forward. STRK turns training, nutrition, discipline, and progress into one clear rating.
When momentum builds, you see it. When it slips, you see that too.

The gap is priced in.
Your work earns it back.
When effort stays fragmented
STRK is for people already trying to hold a standard—and tired of judging it from disconnected numbers and whichever day they remember most.
The problem is not effort.
It is not seeing what the effort is becoming.
But a workout proves one hour. It cannot tell you whether training, nutrition, discipline, and progress moved together.
A good session stays vivid. Missed meals, quiet days, and broken rhythm disappear into memory.
You need to know what held, what dropped, and the next piece of work that moves the standard forward.
Not another reminder.
One honest answer: is the standard rising or slipping?
What one good day cannot tell you
Memory keeps the best session. STRK keeps the days around it—including the quiet ones that change what the week means.
Illustrative seven-day record. STRK reads only the work the user logs.
The missing answer
STRK keeps every input visible, then resolves them into one current direction. Nothing is hidden inside the number.
Example values. Weighting reflects the current STRK rating model.
Request free early accessThe record starts here
STRK is built around the things you already do—not a new ritual to maintain. Each surface keeps one part of the standard measurable, then feeds the reading you carry forward.
Sessions, sets, volume, and benchmarks give the week a physical record.
Meals, calories, protein, and barcode lookup make the day measurable.
Logged days and the standard you keep show whether momentum is holding.
Personal records, exercise history, and a 16-week plan keep effort pointed somewhere.
LOCAL-FIRST BY DESIGN Almost all of your record stays on your device. Optional encrypted backup and competition sharing are separate, explicit choices; your workouts and meals are not published.
AROUND THE READINGA next move from the coach.A 16-week plan you choose.Competition only when you opt in.
One day inside STRK
STRK does not score intention. It reads the work you actually log, shows what moved, and makes tomorrow begin from the result.
Today is almost over.
The work becomes visible.
Four signals remain visible.
You can see which part moved—and which part is holding the standard back.
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Illustrative sequence based on the current STRK rating model.
Progress you can locate
Your current rank and next threshold make progress concrete. An example reference point shows the pace around you—and which part of the standard can close the gap.
Example progression. Rank thresholds reflect the current STRK model.
Nothing hidden before you join
One required field. No payment. No invented launch date. Just a place on the founding-access list and an email when access is ready.
STRK is preparing for iPhone release. Request free early access to be notified when availability is confirmed.
You are joining STRK’s founding availability list. We will contact that list as iPhone testing invitations and general launch access become available. It does not create an app account or commit you to downloading.
Yes. STRK is currently free, and no payment is required to request early access.
No. STRK reads training, nutrition, discipline, and progress together. The rating shows more than whether a checkbox was completed.
You log the work that contributes to your standard: training, meals, consistent days, and progress such as personal records.
The current model combines four visible pillars: training, nutrition, discipline, and progress. The app keeps those inputs visible so the rating never stands alone.
We use it to operate early access and send availability information. Basic campaign attribution helps us understand which acquisition activity is useful. Optional product updates require separate consent.
STRK is local-first. Your workouts, meals, rating, and history stay on your device by default. Optional encrypted backup and competition sharing require an explicit choice. The early-access form is separate: its email is used only to manage access and availability.
You receive a confirmation on this page. We will contact you when early access or launch availability is ready. Once you enter the app, your first week of real logging calibrates your personal baseline before STRK reveals a meaningful rating.
STRK learns from the work you actually record. Training, nutrition, discipline, and progress build the baseline together; the rating stays withheld while it calibrates instead of inventing a starting number.
Founding access
Join the founding list for the free STRK iPhone app. We will contact you as testing invitations and launch availability open.
One required field. An optional one-minute profile follows.
We’ll contact you as STRK iPhone testing and launch availability open.
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