The Badger promise
Five commitments about your data and your money. Most tracker regret comes from one of these going wrong, so here they are in writing.
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No account needed
Badger works completely without an account. There is no sign-up gate and no login wall, and you never have to say who you are to track your training. If Badger ever grows optional cloud features, they will be exactly that: optional.
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Your data stays yours
Workouts live in a local database on your device, and nothing about them reaches us, ever. iPhone backs up automatically to your own iCloud, switchable off in Badger or in iOS Settings. Android keeps its own copies on your phone, carried along by Android's own backup to your Google account if you have that turned on. An optional Google Drive backup moves a log between phones. Every destination is yours, not ours, and anything cloud beyond these backups will be opt-in.
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Export anytime
Every set exports to CSV. The full database backs up to a single file you can keep anywhere. You can share routines and gym setups as plain files. There is no export tax and no premium gate in front of your own numbers.
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Nothing you use moves behind a paywall
Everything in Badger today is free, with no caps on routines or history. If paid extras ever exist, they will be new things. A feature you already rely on will not be taken away and sold back to you. Other trackers have done this to lifters. Badger won't.
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Easy to leave
Badger imports from FitNotes, Strong, Hevy, and StrongLifts, and it exports everything it holds. If it turns out not to be for you, take your history and go. Being easy to leave is the best reason to stay.
A notebook does not spy on you, cap your pages, or charge rent. Neither does Badger.
The Badger promise. Hold Badger to it.