Answer three questions.
Your goal, your level, and how many days a week you actually have. No 45-minute onboarding quiz, no content library to drown in. Thirty seconds and the plan is yours.

Ten minutes a day built you a language habit. Wulver does it for your body: an AI-built bodyweight plan, a wolf coach who shows you every movement, and a streak you'll fight to protect. No equipment. No gym. No excuses.
iPhone only for now · Android on the roadmap
Most bodyweight apps hand you a name and a number and wish you luck. Wulver shows you the movement: start position, end position, and the two or three cues that actually matter. Every exercise. Every session.
Hands under shoulders, body in one straight line. Lower your chest to just above the floor and press back up without letting the hips sag.
Feet shoulder-width, chest up. Sit the hips back and down to thigh-parallel, then drive through the heels to stand.
Forearms down, elbows under shoulders, one straight line from head to heels. Brace the core, no sagging or piking hips.
Your goal, your level, and how many days a week you actually have. No 45-minute onboarding quiz, no content library to drown in. Thirty seconds and the plan is yours.

A get-ready countdown, then the wolf demonstrating the movement while your timer runs. Reps, rest, and form cues on every screen. You never have to guess what the exercise is supposed to look like.

Every finished workout is +50 XP and one more day on the counter. Miss a day and the flame dies. One short reminder a day makes sure forgetting is never the reason you stopped.

Consistency is the only currency. Every workout is +50 XP. Rank up as you stack sessions, and yes, everyone starts as a Pup.
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Generated around your goal, level and schedule, not a one-size PDF with your name on it.
The wolf demonstrates every movement with start and end positions, so form is never guesswork.
Bedroom, hotel, office floor. Zero equipment means zero excuses about the gym.
Loss aversion works. Your streak resets to zero if you skip, so you won't.
A get-ready countdown, reps, timers, rest screens and form cues on every exercise. Just press Done.
Anonymous by default. Optional Apple Sign-In. No ads, no data selling, no tracking.
Both plans unlock the entire app. The 7-day free trial is on the yearly plan; yearly also costs less.
Prices in USD; local pricing shown in the app. Billed through your Apple ID. Cancel anytime in Settings → Subscriptions.
Especially for you. Tell Wulver you're a beginner and the plan starts with knee push-ups and short holds, then progresses over four weeks. The coach shows you each movement before you start it, so nothing is guesswork. The point isn't intensity, it's showing up daily.
Not yet. Wulver is iPhone only at launch. Android is on the roadmap without a date, and the fastest way to hear about it is to email us so we can tell you when it ships.
About 20 to 30 minutes, 4 to 6 exercises. Short enough that "no time" stops being an argument.
None. Every movement is bodyweight-only. A bit of floor and a bad attitude toward excuses is enough.
Your streak resets. That's the deal, it's what makes the streak worth something. Your XP and rank never reset.
Anytime in Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions, up to 24 hours before the trial ends. Nothing is charged during the 7 days.
Very little. Wulver is anonymous by default, Apple Sign-In is optional, and we collect only what runs the app: your workout activity, your plan inputs, and your subscription state. No ads, no data selling, no tracking. The full detail is in the privacy policy.
Wulver launches soon on the App Store for iPhone. Want the launch email? One click, no spam.
Wulver is a general fitness app, not medical advice. Check with a doctor before starting any exercise program, and train within your own limits.