Press kit
Everything on this page may be reproduced to describe Beatweek. Please do not alter the mark or set the wordmark in another typeface.
Boilerplate
Beatweek tells you what to lift today, and logs it from your wrist. Beatweek is a workout tracker for Android, Wear OS, iPhone and Apple Watch built around a progression engine: before every exercise it reads your last sessions and sets today’s target, add 2.5 kg, add a rep, hold, or deload, with a one-sentence reason. Sets log in a tap on the phone or from the wrist, with a rest timer that fires with the screen off. History, 344 exercises, 9 programs, import from Hevy and Strong and CSV or JSON export are free forever; Beatweek Pro adds the engine on every exercise, per-muscle volume, e1RM by rep range, Cut and the full program library. No ads, no analytics SDK, no account required.
Wordmark
“Beatweek” set in Archivo Bold, outlined, after the app mark at the cap height of the word. The plates keep their colours on any background; the bar takes the colour of the word, chalk on dark and ink on light.
App mark
The calibrated stack: a loaded bar end with the 25 kg red, 20 kg blue and 15 kg yellow plates and a grey collar, the bar in chalk, on iron. It is the app icon on every platform.
Files
- beatweek-mark.svg: the app mark on its rounded iron square
- icon-512.png: the same, 512 px
- beatweek-wordmark-on-dark.svg: mark and word in chalk, for dark backgrounds
- beatweek-wordmark-on-light.svg: mark and word in ink, for light backgrounds
Palette
Dark (default)
- #161311
Ground - #221E1B
Raised - #2E2925
Line - #F1ECE3
Chalk - #9C948A
Dust - #2A6BE0
Blue 20 (target) - #5B8DEB
Blue as text - #F2C14E
Yellow 15 (a new number) - #2A9354
Green 10 (logged) - #E3352B
Red 25 (plate) - #6B645C
Grey (collar) - #E8565B
Danger
Light
- #EDE8DF
Ground - #F6F3ED
Raised - #D8D2C7
Line - #171512
Ink - #6B655D
Dust - #1F56C2
Blue 20 (target) - #F2C14E
Yellow 15 - #7F5A00
PR as text - #237A45
Green 10 (logged) - #B3202F
Danger
The plate colours carry meaning, so nothing else is coloured: blue is the target, yellow is a new number, green is logged. Red is the 25 kg plate in the loaded-bar drawing and the mark only. The mark is Red 25, Blue 20, Yellow 15 and the grey collar on a Chalk bar, on Ground. Every pair clears WCAG AA; the measured ratios are in the app’s accessibility notes.
Type
Archivo for everything: words at width 100, numbers at width 75 in weight 700 with tabular figures — one voice, pulled in when it has to hold a big number. It is under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 and is bundled in the app and on this site.
Facts you can quote
- 344 exercises in the built-in library, each with muscles, equipment and a one-line cue; 9 programs, 3 of them free.
- Progression engine: five rules, property-tested, with a fixture table of 35 cases. Suggested weights are always loadable and never below the bar.
- Watch: Wear OS standalone logging, rest haptic with the screen off, mirror to the phone within a second. Apple Watch on the same shared Kotlin engine.
- Import: Hevy and Strong CSV; a 2,000-set file imports in about 0.6 s over the JVM database. Export: CSV (Hevy layout) and JSON. Free.
- Free tier: unlimited history and exercises, 6 routines, 3 programs, watch, import, export. Pro: $3.99/mo, $24.99/yr with a 7-day trial, $59.99 lifetime.
- Privacy: no ads, no ad identifiers, no analytics SDK. The beta sends anonymous usage counts and error reports to Beatweek’s own server, never workout content, and it can be switched off in Profile; optional account with row-level security.