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Velora Track My Results

Science-backed training volume and progress tracking.

Velora is a minimalist dashboard for data-driven athletes. Log workouts in seconds, monitor progressive overload on a weekly calendar, and visualize your fitness trends.

Built for athletes who want real data, not just checked-off boxes.

Today

Full body training

Week 3 of 8

Frequency

3

days trained

Volume

18.2k

+5% load

Streak

6 days

consistency

Progressive Overload Calendar

Visualize your training frequency and workload distribution.

Mon: Volume Wed: Strength Sat: Recovery

Strength Outlook

Calculated strength levels relative to your size and bodyweight.

“Your relative strength has increased 12% this month.”

Performance Features

Volume Metrics

Track total tonnage and hard sets to ensure sustainable muscle growth.

Real-time Sync

Powered by Firebase for instant updates across mobile and desktop.

Training Frequency

Eliminate gaps in your schedule with our minimalist weekly calendar.

Your Scientific Outlook

Muscle Heatmap

Identify movement imbalances before they lead to injury or plateaus.

Relative Strength

Track your 1RM progression relative to your current bodyweight.

Session Efficiency

Analyze work per minute to ensure high-intensity, focused training.

Volume by area

See how your weekly workload is spread across different parts of the body or movement types.

Running pace trend

Track how your average pace changes over your recent runs, so you can see if you’re actually getting faster.

Upcoming milestones

Predictions of milestones you’re on track to hit soon—like new PRs or consistency streaks.

Latest Training Insight

The Science of Progressive Overload

Why tracking total tonnage is the secret to breaking plateaus.

Read Full Article →

How Velora fits into your week

1. Log your sessions

After you train, log your results. It takes a minute, not fifteen.

2. Check your calendar

See your week at a glance and ensure your plan matches your actual performance.

3. Use your outlook

Use the outlook view to see if you’re trending in the right direction and adjust when necessary.