Workout Builder
Custom templates, multi-exercise blocks, planned duration, cue overrides and structured training flows.
Red Dingo Apps
A local-first kettlebell training app for building structured sessions, running precise timers, logging workouts, tracking volume, managing bells and syncing training data when needed.
KettleLedger is not a generic notes app with a timer attached. It understands blocks, rounds, loads, bells, completed sets and repeatable progression.
Core workout building, timing, logging, history and export work locally, with cloud sync available when a user chooses it.
The project includes app UX, brand assets, screenshots, support pages, legal pages, Pro gating, QA docs and release build automation.
Product depth
KettleLedger combines the mobile training surface with a companion website, optional account sync and product operations needed for release.
Custom templates, multi-exercise blocks, planned duration, cue overrides and structured training flows.
Large workout timer with work/rest transitions, pause, resume, skip, finish-set handling and timeline support.
Completed sessions, manual entries, volume, density, RPE, notes, heart-rate summaries and export workflows.
Optional sync for workouts, templates and bells, plus published WODs, programs, templates and articles.
Track weights, counts and bell types so programs, benchmarks, substitutions and progression tools understand available equipment.
CSV export and shareable workout reports for users who want useful training data outside the app.
Screenshots
The visual system uses current app screenshots instead of abstract product art: builder, runner, history and report surfaces show the real shape of the product.
Product build
Red Dingo handled the broader product system around KettleLedger: mobile app foundations, data model, training flows, support website, cloud portal, release checks and product messaging.
The product is presented as an iOS release build with live product infrastructure, without claiming an App Store listing until the public store URL is confirmed.
Build facts
KettleLedger shows the Red Dingo approach: product UX, release systems, support pages, data model, pricing, QA and a maintainable product story.