Dredfit: Bodyweight Workouts

Dredfit: Bodyweight Workouts

Home training that adapts

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  • Released
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  • July 17, 2026
  • August 9, 2026

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Open the app — your workout is ready. That's the whole idea. Dredfit is an adaptive bodyweight trainer that works like a thermostat. No onboarding quiz, no goal picker, no settings. It starts you at an easy minimum and adjusts every next workout to how the last one actually went: answer one question after each session — tough, on plan, or easy — and the plan shifts. Already training? Enter the number you actually did, and the very first workout sets your real level. WHY IT WORKS • Double progression, done for you: reach the top of the rep range and a harder variation unlocks on its own — knee push-ups grow into archer push-ups, squats into shrimp squats. • A pull in every workout keeps your shoulders in balance. • Three shortfalls in a row on one movement trigger a small automatic deload — a breather, not a punishment. Progress without burnout. • A joint hurting is not the same as muscles giving out, so it gets a different answer. Tap "Something hurt" and that movement rests: it keeps its place in the plan at the same level and stops getting harder for its next three appearances. • No streaks, no guilt mechanics, no "we miss you". Ever. WHAT'S INSIDE • 40 exercises across 10 movement patterns — a chair, a table, a wall and a towel cover almost all of them. • Optional pull-up bar module: switch it on and every other workout swaps in vertical pulls, from bar hangs to full pull-ups. • Guided warm-up and cool-down — both pausable, with five seconds to get ready before every position — rest timers with 3-2-1 signals, hold timers for planks. The screen stays awake; timers survive a locked phone. • Every exercise and stretch explains itself: technique steps, common mistakes, and an "In life" line — what the movement gives you outside the app. • The rest countdown lives on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island. • Widgets in every size, home screen and lock screen: workout, done, or rest day — at a glance. • A level chart, weekly summary and milestones. Calm ones: one quiet screen, no confetti. Anniversaries compare your first workout with today. BUILT FOR REAL LIFE • Short on time? A short version does three of the six exercises and takes about 40% off the clock — recorded honestly, and the next day offers the full workout again. • An interrupted workout can be continued — even if the app was closed in the middle of it. • Ran out of time? "Finish now" keeps what you've done and records the workout honestly. • Coming back after a break, the plan meets you a couple of steps lower. No count of missed days, no apology asked for. • Rest days with honest guidance — 2–3 a week is the recommended rhythm — a reminder on training days, export and import of your entire history. • Workouts can be saved to Apple Health — write-only, nothing is ever read. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No ads. No analytics. No network requests at all. Your entire training state is a small file on your phone, and it never leaves it. App Privacy label: Data Not Collected — and it's the honest kind. Free, for iPhone, iOS 17+. In English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil) and Russian. If you have problems with your joints, heart or blood pressure, talk to a doctor before training. Sharp pain during an exercise always means stop.
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What's New in Dredfit

1.9.0

August 9, 2026

The biggest update the app has had — and it now speaks German, French and Italian. A MOVEMENT CAN REST • Muscles giving out and a joint hurting are different things, so they get different answers. Tap "Something hurt" during a workout: the exercise ends, the movement keeps its place in the plan at the same level, and it stops getting harder for its next three appearances. Today says how much of that rest is left. • How fast a movement may climb now depends on the movement. Calves, the vertical push from the wall handstand up, and every exercise on its hardest variation move one step at a time instead of two. Tissue is not uniform, and this is the only dial that acts before an overload rather than after it. THE GUIDED BLOCKS • The warm-up and the cool-down can be paused — for the doorbell, the kettle, a child. Resuming counts you back in, and then the countdown continues from the second it stopped, never from the top. • Five seconds to get ready before every position, so the timer no longer starts while you are still getting off the floor. HONEST SCREENS • Rest can be extended, not only cut short: "+15 s" sits beside "Skip rest", up to twice the rest that was planned. • "Easy, could do more" no longer promises that progress comes twice as fast — the new ceiling makes that untrue. It promises a direction and says nothing about size. • The progress chart marks a break of a week or more with a band, so the quiet drop that happens between two workouts no longer looks like it happened inside one. ALSO HERE, from two versions that never reached the App Store: the widget stops spending its whole daily refresh budget on a timeline that had already expired, two cool-down stretches are counted per side instead of asking you to count, the longest exercise names fit the large widget again, and the calendar footer names the month you are looking at. Same levels, same history, no migrations — and still no account, no ads and no network requests.

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