Meet your glow-up companion.
Small, steady steps. Your pace. Your progress.

A little stronger every day.
Small, steady steps. Your pace. Your progress.
Your four pillars
Progress is more than a number.
Measurements and sustainable habits
Strength and resistance progress
Comfortable, controlled movement
Cardio and everyday stamina
This week's rhythm
20-minute sessions, adjusted to your comfort.
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Workout center
Choose a day to see your routine.
Monday · Strength A
Full-body foundation · about 20 minutes

Knee comfort journal
Record how your knees respond during and after movement.
Recent entries

My progress
Celebrate strength, changes, and consistency.
See your journey.
Up to three flexible photos per month. Choose any angle, pose, or view that feels right to you.
Choose up to three photos per month. Photos are stored in this browser on this device in this starter version. Export/backup and secure cross-device sync are not yet included.
Transformation timeline
Browse your monthly collections.
Compare two months
Choose any two saved months for a side-by-side view.
Body measurements
Optional check-ins. No pressure to log everything.
Your functional fitness guide
A flexible starting framework, not a medical prescription.
Weekly rhythm
Monday: Strength A · Tuesday: Cardio + mobility · Wednesday: Recovery · Thursday: Strength B · Friday: Rest · Saturday: Strength C · Sunday: Cardio + mobility.
Progress gradually
Start with manageable effort. Repeat a phase for longer if needed. Increase only one variable at a time—repetitions, resistance, or duration—and only when symptoms remain stable.
Knee-conscious principles
- Use comfortable ranges; do not force deep knee bends.
- Favor supported or seated options when standing becomes uncomfortable.
- Do not push through painful grinding, sharp pain, swelling, locking, or giving way.
- Ask your physical therapist to review the exact squat machine and lower-body exercises.
Cardio starting point
Try a short, easy stationary-bike test only if comfortable. Adjust the seat so the knee remains slightly bent at the bottom of the pedal stroke. Stop if symptoms worsen. The elliptical is optional, not required.
Strength starting point
Use light resistance that allows smooth, controlled repetitions. Your 8 lb dumbbells may be too heavy for some movements; bodyweight or lighter resistance is fine.
Data and privacy
Workout logs and measurements are stored locally in this browser. Progress photos are stored in this browser's IndexedDB on this device. Clearing browser data can remove them. This version has no cloud sync or encrypted backup. Export/restore is a planned next step; keep original photos in your normal photo library too.