Ironstead is a coaching platform built specifically for strength sports: powerlifting, strongman and bodybuilding.

For athletes (free): - Track workouts live in the gym: sets, weight, reps, RPE or RIR - Offline-first: works in basement gyms with no signal, syncs later - Full training history and progress views per exercise - Personal single-day templates and an exercise library with 300+ movements - Nutrition tracking included

For coaches (pay per athlete): - Manage your whole roster in one place - Build multi-week training blocks and assign them to athletes - Review sessions and progress as your athletes train - Your programming stays yours: Ironstead never prescribes exercises or plans, it gives your coaching a better delivery system

Ironstead is a platform that connects coaches with their athletes. It does not sell coaching itself. Solo athletes can use it as a free workout tracker; a coach connection can be added at any time.

Available as a web app, on Android and on iOS. Built by a solo developer who competes in strongman.

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