Man doing a pull-up on an outdoor bar

Adaptive calisthenics app · iPhone + Apple Watch

From where you are to your first muscle-up

LEVER tests what you can do, maps the steps to your goal, and adjusts every session to how you're actually performing.

One email when early access opens.

  • Your level

    Where the plan starts

  • Every session

    When the plan adjusts

  • Your goal

    Where the plan ends

01 / Path

Pick a goal. Start where you are.

Goal · Muscle-up3 to go
  • 30 s dead hangDone
  • 10 straight-bar dipsDone
  • 10 pull-ups8 / 10
  • 5 chest-to-bar pull-ups
  • 20 s false-grip hang
  • Muscle-upGoal
  1. 01

    Choose the goal.

    Your first pull-up, a muscle-up, front lever, planche or handstand.

  2. 02

    Take a short test.

    A few max-rep sets and holds show where you really are.

  3. 03

    Clear one gate at a time.

    Each gate is weeks away, not months, and shows what it trains.

  4. 04

    Tendons set the pace.

    Straight-arm steps unlock on a schedule, even when you feel ready.

02 / Adapts

It changes when you do.

  • Reps slowing, nothing left in the tankNext session gets lighter
  • Gate cleared earlyNext step unlocks sooner
  • Elbow sore at 6/10Swaps to a move that loads it less
  • Missed a weekComeback session, not a restart
Woman doing pull-ups in a gym

What it reads

Your reps, how hard they felt, how you slept and what hurts.

03 / Skills

Progressions for the big four.

Free guides, coming soon. Each one is a path inside the app.

  • Man doing a muscle-up on a bar

    Dead hang → bar

    Muscle-up

    Guide coming soon

  • Man training on a pull-up bar

    Tuck → full

    Front lever

    Guide coming soon

  • Man holding a planche on a bar

    Lean → straddle

    Planche

    Guide coming soon

  • Person holding a handstand on a dirt path

    Wall → freestanding

    Handstand

    Guide coming soon

04 / Push-up weight calculator

How much does a push-up weigh?

Between 41% and 74% of you, depending on the version. LEVER tracks it for every set.

Your bodyweight

74 kg

Weighted vest

0 kg

Variation

You push about

47.4 kg

per rep · 64% of total load

Easiest 41%Hardest 74%

Estimate from force-plate studies (Ebben 2011, Suprak 2011). Vest counted at the same share. Read the study

Person holding a handstand on a mountain path

05 / Watch

Phone stays in the bag.

Reps, holds and rest run on Apple Watch. It buzzes when you pass your best hold.

06 / Keeping at it

For the weeks you don't feel like it.

  • Man doing a pull-up in a park in winter

    Missed a session

    Comebacks count.

    One miss is fine. Today is the one that counts.

  • Wooden gymnastic rings hanging from straps

    Something hurts

    Rate it 0 to 10.

    The plan eases or swaps the move.

  • People training on outdoor gym equipment

    Short on time

    Ten-minute version.

    Same plan, shorter session.

People training on outdoor gym equipment

07 / Parks

Calisthenics parks in Brisbane.

  • Victoria Park
  • Kangaroo Point
  • Waterline Park

Park guide · coming soon

08 / FAQ

Short answers.

What equipment do I need?

A bar you can hang from. Rings, bands and a weighted vest are optional, and LEVER counts them in your load when you use them.

Is it for beginners?

Yes. If you can't do a pull-up yet, your path starts with moves you can do today. The detail is one tap deeper for people who want it.

Does it work on Apple Watch?

Apple Watch first, with full sessions that don't need your phone. Wear OS comes after.

Is LEVER a medical app?

No. Pain-aware mode adjusts how you load a move and can follow a plan from your physio. It doesn't diagnose or treat anything.

Two people practising handstands outdoors

Start where you are.

One email when early access opens.