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September 24, 2026
Updated
October 1, 2026

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Calisthenics that scales with you, from your first push-up to the muscle-up. Calibro is a bodyweight training tracker built for steady, measurable progress. Every exercise has its own progression ladder, and when you hit your target reps, Calibro moves you up to the next, harder version, so you're always working at the right difficulty. KEY FEATURES • Easy Start — Answer four quick questions about what you can do today (push-ups, pull-ups, squats, plank) and Calibro picks your starting level. No exercise names to know. • Smart Progressions — 17 core movements with up to 7 levels each, from your first variation through advanced. Hit your reps on every set and you level up. • Skill Paths — Structured progressions toward Handstand, L-Sit, Front Lever, and Muscle-Up. • Apple Watch Companion — Log sets and rest from your wrist. Workouts are saved to Apple Health, with the heart rate your Watch records. • Home Workout — One toggle swaps bar, ring and dip exercises for bodyweight-only alternatives. No bar, no problem. • Built-in Programs — Three full-body workouts (Frontline, Backbone, Crossover) rotate push, pull, and full-body movements with core in every session. • Private by Design — Your workout history stays on your iPhone. No account, no ads, no tracking. Sharing crash reports and usage data is optional and off unless you turn it on. Whether you're working on your first pull-up or grinding toward the muscle-up, Calibro scales with you.
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What's New in Calibro

1.0.1

October 1, 2026

A friendlier start and a clearer history. • Easy start: four quick questions about what you can do today (push-ups, pull-ups, squats, plank) set your starting level. No exercise names to know. • Your choice, up front: notifications, Apple Health and sharing crash reports are optional on the last step of setup, and you can change them anytime in Profile. Usage and crash data are only shared if you turn it on. • History, month by month: browse past workouts by month or on a calendar, with your level-ups and how each session compares. • A short guided start: a coach card shows new users where to begin their first workout. • Apple Watch: more reliable syncing with your iPhone during a workout. • Fixes: discarding a workout no longer gets stuck, Today no longer jumps just before a workout opens, and restoring a backup skips the intro tour.

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