
Built by athletes
who got tired of the noise.
We've been training calisthenics for years. We've tried every app. They all did the same thing - sell us programs, cram the screen with videos we didn't need, gamify our training into badges and streaks.
We didn't want motivation. We didn't want content. We wanted a clean app to do our work. And an AI smart enough to see what we couldn't.
So we built XTA. Not as a side project. As the app we wished existed.
We're data scientists and engineers by trade. We've spent a decade building AI systems at scale. XTA isn't a fitness app with AI bolted on. It's an AI system built by people who understand both the data and the grind.
We use XTA every morning. Every feature exists because we needed it. The Chronicle? It started because we wanted something that remembered our journey. Kraft? Because we got tired of programming our own workouts.
This isn't a product we're selling you. It's an app we built for ourselves - and now we're sharing it.











