Today

Today, already in order.

Lifts, food and body weight stay in one personal record. Ordivum opens on the next decision, not a dashboard.

Example dayDue today

Upper A

6 exercises · about 54 min

Estimated from recent sessions

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Calories: 1,847 kcal603 kcal left
Protein: 142 g38 g left

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Training

Target · Previous · Tempo · Effort · Rest

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Training

The current set, with its context.

Weight and reps are the two inputs. The target, previous performance, tempo, effort and rest stay beside the set, so logging takes two taps without losing the prescription.

Example set · Upper A

Current exercise

Incline bench press

Set 3 of 4

Target: 6–10 reps
Previous: 80 kg × 8
Tempo: 3–1–1
Effort: 2 RIR
Rest: 2:00

Weight: 82.5 kg
Reps: 6
Status: Example only

Fuel

The same day, counted plainly.

Search foods, scan a barcode, reuse saved foods, or log a recipe. Calories and macros remain estimates, named alongside the target rather than presented as certainty.

Same example day · nutrition values are estimates

1,847kcal logged

Example calorie total: 1,847 kilocalories logged against a 2,450 kilocalorie target, with 603 kilocalories left.

Target: 2,450 kcal
Left: 603 kcal

Protein142 g

180 g target · 38 g left

Breakfast512 kcal
Lunch648 kcal
Dinner577 kcal
Snacks110 kcal

Progress

Records arrive with receipts.

Heaviest sets are computed from the log. Estimated one-rep maxes stay labelled as estimates, while the body-weight view keeps the 30-day change in context. Optional progress photos remain private.

Example receipts · illustrative values

Computed heaviest set

Incline bench press

82.5 kg × 6

Estimated 1RM

Estimated from logged sets

99 kg

Example estimated one-repetition maximum trace rises to a latest estimated value of 99 kilograms.

Body weight82.5 kg

Down 0.4 kg over 30 days

Kept explicit

One person’s record.

Estimates say what they are.

Nutrition values and estimated 1RM readings stay labelled.

Your record can leave.

Export the full account as JSON and the food diary as CSV.

Private means personal.

Lifts, food, body weight and progress photos stay in one person’s account.

Installs from the browser

Start with today.

The record opens on the next decision and fills with what you log.

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