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Power Leveling by Noland
Track lifts, sprints and 5K runs in one Power Level score
Power Leveling is a workout tracker and PR log that turns your lifts and runs into one score: your Power Level. Log your squat, bench press, deadlift, overhead press, 400 m sprint and 5K, and watch one number up to 30,000 grow as you get stronger and faster. Available in English, Spanish and French. Scores are estimates for personal training. Not affiliated with any federation, military or government body. Not medical advice; consult a professional before starting an exercise program.
Hi Product Hunt. Power Leveling is a free Android log for lifting, running and intervals, from Noland Software LLC, a small independent studio.
The idea: most trackers show lifts and runs separately. Power Leveling folds your squat, bench, deadlift, overhead press, 400 m sprint and 5K PRs into one Power Level score up to 30,000. Events are weighted equally, and a square-root curve lets small improvements still count.
The same PRs also feed powerlifting-style and military-style test scoring modes. These are estimates for training, not official and not affiliated with any federation or government body.
It also has a regular workout log with rest timer, interval presets with Health Connect heart-rate cues, a calendar, and a friends feed. The app is free with ads, and an optional Pro removes them. iOS is coming soon.
Feedback on the scoring curve and anything confusing is welcome.
About Power Leveling by Noland on Product Hunt
“Track lifts, sprints and 5K runs in one Power Level score”
Power Leveling by Noland was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #292 on the daily leaderboard. Power Leveling is a workout tracker and PR log that turns your lifts and runs into one score: your Power Level. Log your squat, bench press, deadlift, overhead press, 400 m sprint and 5K, and watch one number up to 30,000 grow as you get stronger and faster. Available in English, Spanish and French. Scores are estimates for personal training. Not affiliated with any federation, military or government body. Not medical advice; consult a professional before starting an exercise program.
On the analytics side, Power Leveling by Noland competes within Android and Health & Fitness — topics that collectively have 141.2k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Power Leveling by Noland performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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Hi Product Hunt. Power Leveling is a free Android log for lifting, running and intervals, from Noland Software LLC, a small independent studio.
The idea: most trackers show lifts and runs separately. Power Leveling folds your squat, bench, deadlift, overhead press, 400 m sprint and 5K PRs into one Power Level score up to 30,000. Events are weighted equally, and a square-root curve lets small improvements still count.
The same PRs also feed powerlifting-style and military-style test scoring modes. These are estimates for training, not official and not affiliated with any federation or government body.
It also has a regular workout log with rest timer, interval presets with Health Connect heart-rate cues, a calendar, and a friends feed. The app is free with ads, and an optional Pro removes them. iOS is coming soon.
Feedback on the scoring curve and anything confusing is welcome.