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Levator

Private beta

Joining the beta

Levator is free while it’s in beta. It’s invite only, so it can change quickly with the first people using it — and those people shape what it becomes.

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Getting in, step by step

  1. Step 1: Ask for an invite

    Email support@levator.app with the Google account you’ll sign in with. Levator uses Google sign-in only.

  2. Step 2: Wait for the go-ahead

    You’ll get a reply once your Google account is on the list.

  3. Step 3: Open Levator

    On your phone or computer, go to app.levator.app and sign in with that Google account.

  4. Step 4: Accept the terms — skip what you like

    You’ll be asked to accept the Privacy Policy and the Terms and to confirm you’re at least 16. After that, every setup question is optional; skip any of them.

  5. Step 5: Put it on your home screen

    • Android: in Chrome, the ⋮ menu → Install app (or Add to Home screen).
    • iPhone: in Safari, the Share button → Add to Home Screen. (Not tried on an iPhone yet — tell us how it goes.)
    • Computer: in Chrome or Edge, the install button at the right of the address bar.

  6. Step 6: Tell us what breaks

    Settings → Report a problem sends a note with the app version. Or email support@levator.app.

Good to know

What does it cost?
Nothing during the beta. Nothing is charged, and there’s nowhere to enter a card. Features marked Pro are free during early access.
What happens to my data?
It’s stored with Google’s Firebase and backed up daily, and no other user can see it unless you publish a program to the community. There are no ads, no analytics or ad tracking in the app, and your data isn’t sold. Settings → Privacy & data exports everything or deletes your account. The Privacy Policy has the details.
How often does it change?
Often — that’s the point of a beta. A new version waits while you’re in a workout and switches over by itself when nothing would be lost; otherwise you’ll see Update ready.
Is it medical advice?
No. Levator is for training and education; it never diagnoses. Read the health & safety disclaimer before you start, and see a professional about pain, injury or a health condition.

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