Ballet Log

Ballet Log

Ballet class & combo tracker

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  • Released
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  • February 27, 2026
  • August 27, 2026

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Ballet Log is a notebook for dancers — a quiet place to record what you learned, capture how it felt, and look back on your progress. Built around four spaces: LOG — A photo diary in collage form. Save the moments that made class memorable, with filters, stickers, and one-line captions. Optional workout stats (calories, duration, heart rate) overlay your photo when you've worn Apple Watch. CLASS — Detailed class records. Note your barre and center combinations, the music your teacher used, who taught, and how you felt. Browse by month in a clean, minimal list. NOTES — Free-form notes for choreography breakdowns, corrections, references, and links. Pin important ones, tag for quick filtering, attach photos, and link to specific classes. HISTORY — A calendar view connecting everything. See which days had classes, photo logs, or notes — then dive into stats by week, month, or year. Why Ballet Log: • Local first. Your data lives on your device. No accounts, no cloud sync, no surveillance. • Private by design. Export a backup file anytime to email, AirDrop, or Files. Restore on a new phone in seconds. • Apple Health integration. Workout sessions from Apple Watch (Other / Dance / Pilates / Yoga / Functional Strength) auto-link to your class logs. • Beautiful share images. Share a class log or photo log as a polished image to Instagram, Messages, or wherever you like. • Three languages. Full English, Korean, and Japanese support. Made by a dancer, for dancers. Quiet, focused, and yours.
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What's New in Ballet Log

1.13

August 27, 2026

A new Music tab — Ballet class music is scattered across streaming services and hard to find unless you already know whose name to search for. This tab collects it: 61 accompanists from 15 countries, 780 albums, hand-picked. Pianists from the Vienna State Ballet, the Princess Grace Academy in Monaco, the Royal Ballet School, Canada's National Ballet School, and studios across Korea and Japan. Today's discovery — One album each day, chosen for you. It changes at midnight. New releases — Ballet class pianists put out roughly a hundred albums a year. The tab keeps up, and marks the ones you haven't seen yet. Hear before you go — Every track has a 30-second preview, and the track list shows what each one is written for: pliés, tendus, adagio, grand battement. Tap through to Apple Music for the full thing. Search — Look for a name, a school, a composer, or a country. Try "Vaganova", "Chopin", or "France". Save what you like — Tap the heart on any album and it waits for you at the top of the tab.

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