iOS · Free to log

Your first strict pull‑up.

Ten stages, each with a number you have to hit. Calistica holds you at one until you do.

Where would you start?

How long can you hang from a bar right now?

The mechanism

It tells you when you’re not ready.

Two sessions at the same stage, judged against the same written standard. One advances. One does not.

Hold
Best set 22 s

1 of 3 sets reached the standard.

Advance
Best set 31 s

3 of 3 sets reached the standard.

Example sessions at stage 2, dead hang. Any tracker logs both of these. Only this one decides.

The line

Dead hang to strict pull‑up, in ten stages.

Every standard is written before you start. The app never moves a number to make you feel better about a session.

The ten stages shipped in version one, and what each one asks for.
#StageStandard to leave it
01Supported hang3 × 30 s
02Dead hang3 × 30 s
03Active hang3 × 15 s
04Scapular pulls3 × 8 reps
05Flexed‑arm hang3 × 15 s
06Negative pull‑ups3 × 5 reps
07Top‑half pull‑ups3 × 5 reps
08Bottom‑half pull‑ups3 × 5 reps
09First strict pull‑up1 rep, form‑checked
10Strict pull‑ups3 × 5 reps

When you’re held

A hold arrives with the next four weeks.

Being held is the plan working, not the plan failing. The app shows the shortfall and what to do about it in the same breath.

Week 1
Five active hangs of 5 s
Week 2
Five active hangs of 8 s
Week 3
Five active hangs of 10 s
Week 4
Five active hangs of 12 s, then test 3 × 15 s

The plan shipped with stage 3, active hang. Three sessions a week, 90 s between sets.

What it costs

Logging is free. Forever.

Free

A$0
  • Log every session, at every stage
  • Every advance, hold and regress verdict
  • Stages 1 and 2 in full

All ten stages

A$14.99

one payment, not a subscription

  • Lessons for stages 3 to 10
  • Cues, faults and the four‑week plans
  • Paid once, not rented

Limits, stated

What it will never do.

Calistica is a training log and a progression guide. It is not medical advice and it cannot see you. You train at your own risk.