Acrobacy is your digital training journal for pole dance, aerial, and circus skills. Catalog moves, organize training notes and media, log workouts, and visualize your progress—all while connecting with friends to share your journey.
Moves:
Create a personal list of moves and track progress with notes, photos, and videos. Organize moves by training status (To-Do, In Progress, Achieved) to see your achievements at a glance.
Sessions:
Build reusable training sessions. Add moves to each session and log your notes in a streamlined format, making it easy to track your improvements.
Journal:
View your journey in a timeline format, with session logs and individual move progress logs documenting every step forward.
Social Features:
Follow friends to stay updated on their training progress, share milestones, and celebrate achievements together. Keep each other motivated and inspired along the way.
Online Library:
Access a member-contributed library of moves. Download moves for your list to track progress or contribute by adding new moves or suggesting improvements.
Acrobacy combines powerful tracking tools with a vibrant community, creating a comprehensive app for all your acrobatic goals and connections.
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Terms of Use (EULA): https://acro.fitness/terms-and-conditions
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What's New in Acrobacy
1.17.0
November 7, 2024
- Log visibility (private, public, friends)
- Improvements in followers handling
- Minor bugfixes
I only use this app to keep track of every move I’ve learned, and it’s pretty good for that. I have my phone photo album with the videos I’ve taken, and then I use this app to take notes and search for specific moves. I like all the organization tools like alternate names and adding photos. I don’t use any of the sessions or move download stuff so I can’t speak on any of those, but I pay for the yearly unlimited move subscription because I use a lot of apparatuses and I quickly hit the move limit, and I appreciate that there’s a cheaper paid subscription that lets you just have that since I don’t care about the other premium features.
