Strength, measured

Find out how strong you actually are.

orcatrain scores every lift with DOTS — one number that puts a 71 kg and a 100 kg lifter on the same scale. Log a set in seconds. Watch the number move.

Metric-first · DOTS built in · your data stays yours

Maya R.

71.5 kg · sample profile

6-week trend
0DOTS

Illustrative sample · +36 this block

356392
Squat
130 kg
Bench
72.5 kg
Deadlift
160 kg

Three lifts, one number

A spreadsheet shows kilograms. DOTS shows progress.

DOTS normalizes your total against your bodyweight and sex, so a hard-won 5 kg at 71 kg doesn’t get buried next to someone twice your size. It’s built in — no formula to look up, no tab to maintain.

Squat130+Bench72.5+Deadlift160DOTS392

Built for the bar, not the desk

Fast to log. Honest to read.

Log at the bar

Pick the movement, punch in reps and load. Your recent lifts come first, so a set takes three taps between rounds.

Scored instantly

Every session rolls into your DOTS the moment you save it. Watch one number climb across weeks instead of squinting at rows.

Metric-first, always

Stored in kg and cm, every time. Prefer pounds on screen? Flip the display — the data underneath never drifts.

Bodyweight & volume

One row per day. Log twice and it corrects rather than piling up — your trend line stays true, not noisy.

You don’t lift alone

Bring your coach into the log.

Invite a coach and share your history with one tap. They see their whole roster, program your next block, and follow your progress — and never touch your password. You accept before anyone sees a thing.

Your roster4 athletes
MR
Maya R.
71.5 kg · squat block, wk 4
392
+36
TK
Theo K.
88.0 kg · peaking, wk 2
418
+12
DL
Dani L.
63.2 kg · hypertrophy
347
+21
JP
Jonas P.
invite pending
Am I stalling on squat?
Your last three squat sessions held at 130 kg with rising RPE — bar speed’s the tell, not the weight. You added reps, not load. I’d hold 130, drop a back-off set, and retest in 10 days.
What should I open with Saturday?
Open at 120 kg — a clean single you’d hit on your worst day — then 130, then a 133.5 attempt for a DOTS PR.

Ask the water

An assistant that reads your log, not the internet.

It knows your history — every set, every bodyweight, every block. Ask whether you’re progressing, what to open with, or where a program is drifting, and get an answer grounded in your own numbers.

Your first set is free

Log your first set today.

Free to start. DOTS built in. Metric-first, and your data stays yours — export it whenever you want.