You lift.
It picks
the load.

Every other log writes down what you did. This one decides what you do next.

Start your free month A month free. No card.
A live PLIFF session: Bench Press with two sets logged at 80kg, each marked a personal best, and an orange bar across the foot of the screen holding the third set ready at 80kg
Deadlift+5kgBack squat+5kgBench press+2.5kgOverhead press+2.5kgBarbell row+2.5kgFront squat+2.5kgRomanian deadlift+5kgHip thrust+5kgLat pulldown+2.5kgSeated row+2.5kgIncline press+2.5kgLeg press+10kgHammer curl+1kgLateral raise+1kgFace pull+1kgTricep pushdown+1.25kgFarmer carry+10kgSled push+10kg

The engine

Scroll. The bar
loads itself.

60kgAdd

Top of the range, all five sets.

Week 1 of 8

Per side20+ 20kg bar

Laid out by the same plate maths the app hands you mid-session — largest first, from the collar out.

It adjusts while you lift.

Log a set and PLIFF grades it, then rewrites the weight on every set you have left — up when it flew, down when it dragged, hold when it was honest work. Never a jump. Try it:

Bench Press

0 / 3 sets
Set 180kg×5
Set 280kg×5
Set 380kg×5
Log set 1 — how did 5 reps feel?

Last week you pressed

50kg

So this morning it says

52.5kg

You did not decide that. You did not work it out between sets. It was waiting for you when you opened the app.

It tells you
what to hang
on the bar.

Per side, largest plate first, using the plates your gym actually owns. If a weight cannot be built, it says so and gives you the closest one that can.

The plate calculator open in a PLIFF session: for 80kg on a 20kg bar it shows a 25 and a 5 per side, and confirms the bar loads to 80kg

The gym Wi-Fi dies.
It keeps working.

PLIFF installs to your home screen and runs offline. Sets logged in the dead zone by the squat racks sync themselves the moment you have signal again.

Nobody quits the week they are losing.

Add the people you train with, send them a plan you like, and start a challenge — most sessions, most weight moved, most reps. Scores keep themselves off the sets everybody is logging anyway.

They see the board. They do not see your log.

How training together works
Two Caribbean training partners talking between sets in a bright commercial gym

Not a mockup.
This is the app.

A live PLIFF session: Bench Press with two sets logged at 80kg, each marked a personal best and noted as 2.5kg more than last time, and an orange bar across the foot of the screen holding the third set ready

Today’s weight

Mid-session

The PLIFF dashboard: two of three sessions done this week, 51,000kg moved, a five-week run, and a Push programme card with the worked muscles lit on a figure

Your week

Every morning

The PLIFF progress screen: 285,000kg moved in thirty days, 45 lifts improved, and total load per session up 14 per cent

The proof

After a month

One month free. Then the price of a protein shake.

No card to start. Every feature is in every plan — there is no crippled tier and nothing is held back to upsell you later. Pay by local bank transfer or mMoney, in Barbados dollars.

Individual

$5 /month

BBD · $60 billed yearly · 30-day free trial

  • The progression engine, mid-session and between
  • Progress charts, PRs and estimated 1RM
  • Plate maths, rest timer, warm-up ramps
  • Installs to your phone, works offline
  • Export your data whenever you want
Start free month

Gyms and coaches

$900 /year

BBD · covers 20 people · four bands up to 400

  • Everything above, for everyone you cover
  • Who is training, and who has stopped logging
  • Add people by email, or one join code
  • No seat counting, one invoice a year
  • They keep their history if they leave you
Set up your gym

Prices in Barbados dollars (BBD). Cancel any time — you keep access to the end of the period you paid for, and your data stays yours to export.

Before you ask

The questions everybody asks

Do I have to plan my workouts?

No — that is the whole point. Pick a plan to start from and PLIFF decides the weight for every set: the next one while you are still in the session, and the next session once you finish. If a set goes badly it backs off; if it goes well it adds. You show up and lift.

Does it work without signal?

Yes. PLIFF installs to your home screen and runs offline, which matters in a gym where the phone signal dies somewhere near the squat racks. Sets you log offline are queued and sync themselves the moment you are back on.

What does it cost, and do I need a card?

Every account starts with a free month and no card is asked for. After that, individuals pay for a twelve-month term, and gyms buy a band covering a number of members rather than counting seats one at a time. Prices are in Barbados dollars.

Can my gym see my bodyweight?

Never. Gym staff see your attendance and your training volume, because that is what they are paying for. Your bodyweight is not shown to a coach, an owner, or on any export — there is no setting that could reveal it by accident. Food and nutrition are shared only while you allow it, and you can stop that at any time.

I already have members. How do I get them on?

Two ways, and you can use both. Send invitations by email straight from the roster, or share your gym join code — on WhatsApp, on a sign at the desk, however you like. Anyone joining on your code is covered by your plan and never asked to pay.

What happens to my training if I leave a gym?

It stays yours. Your account, your history, and your records are your own — a gym removing you from their roster only stops them seeing your training. Nothing is deleted, and you can export everything as JSON or CSV whenever you want.

Is it a replacement for a coach?

No. It handles the arithmetic a coach would otherwise do between sets — what to load next, and what that means for next week. It knows nothing about your injuries, your sleep, or your technique. A good coach is still a good coach; PLIFF just stops them spending the session doing sums.

Stop guessing
your next weight.

Set up in the time it takes to warm up. A month free, no card — PLIFF picks the load, you just show up and pull.