OneMore
iOS strength training

Stop guessing.
Start progressing.

OneMore progress-led product photography using an approved iPhone frame.

OneMore turns training context into the next useful move, so you can keep getting stronger without figuring everything out yourself.

  • OBSERVE
  • INTERPRET
  • RECOMMEND
  • ACT
  • REFLECT

Real build proof

The product proof is in the work.

OneMore is in internal TestFlight on iPhone. These approved product photographs show real current surfaces in professional device framing, with demo data where noted.

OneMore Active Lift editable set table shown in an approved iPhone frame.

Current build

In internal TestFlight on iPhone.

Active Lift

A one-screen editable set table keeps the session practical.

Lifter control

The recommendation carries into training without becoming a rigid script.

How OneMore decides

One decision loop, then a plan you can train.

OneMore organizes training context into a useful next move, then keeps that decision connected to routines, planned work, and the session you actually train.

OBSERVE

INTERPRET

RECOMMEND

ACT

REFLECT

Routines and preparation

Useful decisions still need planned work, session structure, and enough flexibility to keep the lifter in control.

OneMore saved Upper Strength routine shown in an approved iPhone frame.

Progress

Progress should feel like something changed.

The payoff is not an analytics wall. Completed work becomes context the next decision can use, so the loop feels connected from decision to training to the next session.

OneMore progress payoff shown in an approved iPhone frame with demo data.

Demonstration data

This progress composition previews the desired product story without representing a public outcome claim.

Transparency

Context should stay visible.

OneMore should show the sources behind a decision clearly enough that a lifter understands what changed and remains the person choosing the work.

Supporting evidence

P06 uses demonstration inputs and must not be read as an Apple Watch app, HealthKit retrieval, or authorization claim.

OneMore Sources screen shown in an approved iPhone frame with demonstration input provenance.

Local-first by design

Privacy is part of the architecture.

OneMore is built around permissioned Apple Health reads, optional completed-workout writeback, and a local-first core. Cloud Backup is planned, not shipped.

You choose what is shared.

Health permissions remain explicit and user controlled.

You control what is stored.

The beta foundation keeps the core local-first.

You can export or delete.

The product direction keeps privacy controls reachable.

No user-facing AI in beta.

The beta decision engine is deterministic and rules-based.

Join the beta

Help test OneMore on iPhone.

OneMore is in internal TestFlight. Join the invite list if you want to train with the beta and share practical feedback.