M-Protocol ///
Strength training with a map

Other apps record history.
M-Protocol calculates your future.

Every weight is worked out from your maxes. A check-in adjusts today, a review adjusts the week, and a twelve-month path says where it is all going. Built for people who already train and want to get stronger on purpose.

21 days free · no card · Google or email sign-in

Who it is for

You already train.

You have been lifting for a while. You know roughly what you can lift, or you can find out in a week. You want a plan that moves with you, not a notebook, and not a generator that hands you a different workout every day with no idea why.

If you are newer than that, there is a four-week starting block that needs no maxes and hands over to the main programs when you are ready.

Read how it works, start to finish ➔

The Home tab: the next session, your path, your squad
Strength levels on the Stats tab
What is in it

The short list

Programs with a shape. Seven twelve-week paths in three phases, six four-week specialist blocks, and starting points for beginners, sport and no gym. See the weeks and the sessions of any of them before you choose. All of them ➔

Gym Mode. One exercise at a time, big enough to read from the rack, with the plates to load, a rest timer that is right when you unlock your phone, and clusters, drop sets, tempo and top sets run by the app rather than described.

Regulation that reads you. A readiness check that adjusts the day, a weekly review that adjusts the block, a single-lift recalibration when a max is set too high, and, on Trinity 3.0, top sets and test singles that move a max up when you have earned it. Every change is proposed, never silent.

Stats that mean something. Strength levels, tonnage, lift progression, a PR board you can share, and a heatmap of every day you trained.

Seasons and squads. Thirteen-week seasons with ranks, weekly missions, and squads of up to five. How squads work ➔

Two voices. Plain, or tactical. Same app, your choice in Settings.

Start with 21 days free

Full access, no card. The trial starts when you sign up.

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