PRWALL gives you a permanent page for your gym PRs: prwall.app/yourname. Each lift shows weight, reps, date, and the video it happened in. Squat/bench/deadlift total, DOTS score, kg or lb. Free, no app, nothing to install. Put the link in your bio.
Imagine this: You lift in a garage. Your best squat exists as a shaky video buried three hundred posts deep in your Instagram, and when someone at a new gym asks, there's nothing to point at.
OpenPowerlifting solves this for people who compete. Most serious lifters never compete.
PRWALL is one page: your PRs, the videos they happened in, your total and DOTS if you log the big three. It's not a training log. There's no feed, no followers, no comments. You update it when you hit something worth keeping, and the link goes in your bio.
Some decisions that shaped it:
No file uploads. You link the YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok video you already posted. Keeps it free and keeps moderation sane.
Nothing gets called "verified." A lift with footage says "video linked." Whether the depth counts is between you and the viewers.
kg and lb both work, shown the way you logged them.
The share card is most of the product. Paste your link in Discord and your numbers show up before anyone clicks.
It's free. Tell me what's missing!
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How does the video linking work exactly, do you upload directly or does it pull from something like Instagram or YouTube?
@samiuluyoluzmy No uploads, just the link. When you add a PR there's a field for the clip's URL (YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok), and it gets attached to that lift. YouTube plays inline on the page, Instagram and TikTok show up as a "Watch on" button.
The video stays where you posted it, PRWALL just puts it next to the number it belongs to.
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The DOTS score on each profile is such a nice touch, makes it way more useful than just listing numbers. Love that it works without an app.
@azatv0rh Thanks! DOTS mattered to me because raw totals don't mean much across weight classes. It shows up automatically once you log a 1-rep squat, bench, and deadlift and set your bodyweight in settings. Same coefficients OpenPowerlifting uses.
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Finally claimed my page and tossed the link in my bio, setup took like two minutes. Love that each PR pulls in the actual video, makes the wall way more legit than a screenshot spreadsheet.
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Finally threw my bench and squat on there and the DOTS calc is a nice touch. Wish I could embed the videos directly instead of just linking, but the page looks clean and loads fast on my phone.
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Made my page in like two minutes and the DOTS score was a nice touch I didn't expect. Solid way to keep track of lifts without another app clogging my phone.
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Love how each PR has the video link right on the page, makes it so easy to actually see the lift instead of just trusting the numbers. Simple and clean.
@cpham33672 Thanks! That was the whole itch, honestly. Numbers in a bio are just claims. Numbers with the clip next to them are more meaningful. Appreciate you checking it out.
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How does the video linking work exactly, do you upload directly or does it pull from something like Instagram or YouTube?
Voxpad
@samiuluyoluzmy No uploads, just the link. When you add a PR there's a field for the clip's URL (YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok), and it gets attached to that lift. YouTube plays inline on the page, Instagram and TikTok show up as a "Watch on" button.
The video stays where you posted it, PRWALL just puts it next to the number it belongs to.
The DOTS score on each profile is such a nice touch, makes it way more useful than just listing numbers. Love that it works without an app.
Voxpad
@azatv0rh Thanks! DOTS mattered to me because raw totals don't mean much across weight classes. It shows up automatically once you log a 1-rep squat, bench, and deadlift and set your bodyweight in settings. Same coefficients OpenPowerlifting uses.
Finally claimed my page and tossed the link in my bio, setup took like two minutes. Love that each PR pulls in the actual video, makes the wall way more legit than a screenshot spreadsheet.
Finally threw my bench and squat on there and the DOTS calc is a nice touch. Wish I could embed the videos directly instead of just linking, but the page looks clean and loads fast on my phone.
Made my page in like two minutes and the DOTS score was a nice touch I didn't expect. Solid way to keep track of lifts without another app clogging my phone.
Love how each PR has the video link right on the page, makes it so easy to actually see the lift instead of just trusting the numbers. Simple and clean.
Voxpad
@cpham33672 Thanks! That was the whole itch, honestly. Numbers in a bio are just claims. Numbers with the clip next to them are more meaningful. Appreciate you checking it out.