Launching today
Bulker
Your athlete trains from a link
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Your athlete trains from a link
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You build the routine and send a link. Your athlete opens it and trains — no app store, no account, no password. Because logging costs them nothing, they actually log. That is the point. Honest data is what lets Bulker read the history and answer the only question that matters on a Monday: who plateaued, who dropped, who is ready for more weight. Stop scrolling spreadsheets. Open Bulker and see who needs you today.
Every online coach I know runs on the same stack: WhatsApp for messages, a
spreadsheet for routines, screenshots for the weights, and memory for what
everyone did last week. It works with 5 athletes. At 15 it stops working, and
what breaks isn't your coaching — it's your ability to keep up.
Two things changed how I built this.
The first: every tool I tried made the ATHLETE install an app and create an
account. That's where the data dies. If logging costs your athlete anything,
they don't log, and a coaching app with no data is a spreadsheet with worse
UX. So in Bulker the athlete gets a link. No app, no account, no password.
They open it and train.
The second was realizing I had the goal backwards. I kept adding charts, and
coaches kept not using them. They don't need more data — they need fewer
decisions. So now the dashboard doesn't show you everything. It shows you who
plateaued, who dropped, and who's ready for more weight. Three names instead
of fifteen dashboards.
Honest heads-up: it's early. A handful of coaches use it daily, and the app
itself is currently in Spanish only (the site here is bilingual). If that
works for you, the free plan is genuinely free for up to 3 athletes.
I'd really like to hear from coaches: what's the thing you still do manually
that you can't believe you're still doing manually?