One number.
Four axes.
Every test you log feeds one score, normalised to your cohort. It's built to be said out loud: “I'm an 1,840.” It holds steady through one bad session and fades if you stop testing.
- Engine
- Aerobic capacity, sustained output
- Strength
- Maximal force
- Strength-endurance
- Repeated output under fatigue
- Work capacity
- Mixed-modal output over time
The axis breakdown is the diagnosis. “Engine in the 94th, strength-endurance in the 66th” tells you what to train next.
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Type the numbers you already know. Each one is placed against published numbers from people who train.
Murph · Sub-40 · 2026
Earn the mark.




No streaks.
Ever.
Max-effort tests push people past sensible limits. A rating system shouldn't reward that, so we built against it.
- 48 hours
- Minimum gap between ranked attempts on the same test.
- Briefing first
- A safety briefing before your first max-effort submission in any challenge.
- Your cohort, not the leader
- We tell you your percentile, never how far you are off first place.
- Caps get reviewed
- Results past the time cap are checked by a person before they rank.














