Issue 001 · Stockholm iOS · In beta — join ↓

PUMP!

A training app
from a louder era.

It writes your workouts. It runs your progression. It keeps every rep on your phone. And it looks like 1975 got a design budget.

PUMP! Issue 001 poster: hot pink letterforms over a lifter chalking his hands in a dark gym

Issue 001 artwork — chalk & iron

01 The generator

Tell it your gym.
It writes the workout.

Pick the muscles. PUMP! composes the session for the equipment you actually have — balanced, supersetted where it helps, warm-ups included.

And it’s seeded, not slot-machine: the same brief gives the same workout, until you ask for a new one. Software you can argue with, not a roulette wheel.

140+ exercises Your equipment 0 guesswork

Cream paper poster with a chrome dumbbell, spilled chalk and hot pink color fields
Dark poster of a loaded barbell in close-up, collaged with a giant numeral five and pink letterforms

02 The engine

Every rep decides
the next workout.

Log against the plan. The progression engine reads what actually happened — every set, every hold, every grind — and writes the next session. Loads move when they’ve earned it.

No AI roulette on your working sets. The engine is deterministic: math you could print, decisions you can trace, a history that is never rewritten.

Append-only history Computed warm-ups Earned load bumps

03 Private by architecture

No account.
No cloud. No feed.

Your training lives on your phone. Not on a server, not in a social graph, not in a quarterly engagement report. There is no login because there is nothing to log into.

Privacy here isn’t a settings toggle — it’s the architecture. The only thing PUMP! uploads is nothing.

0 accounts 0 trackers 0 excuses

Still-life poster of a worn leather lifting belt, iron plates and chalk on cream paper

04 The app

A magazine outside the workout. A tool inside it.

PUMP! app: Today's Workout cover — PUSH, six exercises, forty-two minutes, with golden-era photography and a Pump Your Program button
Today’s workout
PUMP! app: The Program Issue — a magazine-style library of training programs including Push Pull Legs
The program issue
PUMP! app: Your Gains — 'You showed up.' Bench press progressing from 75 to 80 kilograms
Your gains

The manifesto

Somewhere around 2015, training apps decided to become spreadsheets. Grey grids. Cloud logins. Streaks that shame you. We went back to 1975 — when training was loud, printed in bold, and nobody’s business but yours. PUMP! is that magazine, reborn as software.

PUMP! — Issue 001 · Stockholm · 2026

05 Limited print run

Join Issue 001.

PUMP! is in beta on TestFlight, free while we sharpen it. The App Store edition follows. Early lifters shape the app — and keep founder pricing when it launches.

Requires iOS 18 or later. Your beta training data stays on your phone — in beta, at launch, always.