Invite-only beta · iPhone · nothing leaves your phone

A workout sized to right now.

Oreuma builds you a fresh session every day, sized to where you actually are — whether it's your first in years or your fourth this week.

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Oreuma home screen: Good time for a session, with 12, 17 and 21 minute options

Pick a time that fits your day. Follow along.

It meets you where you are

Straight back in, a week or two off, or a long break — plus any joints to go easy on.

12, 17 or 21 minutes

Strength, mobility and a little athletic play, mixed fresh — so no two sessions feel the same.

They grow with you

Train consistently and sessions get gradually harder — when you're ready, never before.

Today's session, start to finish

Today's session — a 17 minute tune-up with warm-up and two rounds — Built for today. Swap anything you'd rather not do.

Wall Sit in progress with 38 seconds left and the next exercise shown — Video demo, timed, hands-free. It tells you what's next.

Rest screen counting down from 41 seconds — Real rest between rounds — not a countdown to beat.

Session complete: Nice work, with too easy, about right and too hard — One optional tap tunes the next one. Then you're done.

You set the pace

Pause whenever you need to. Skip what isn't working today. No reps to count, no sets to log. No streaks, no account, no email.

Every finished workout counts as progress. Your history shows what you did — never what you missed.

“Oreum” is the Korean word for a low volcanic hill — the kind ordinary people walk up in trainers.

A modest rise, as often as you want one. That's the whole app.

Oreuma is in beta

We're testing with a small group of friends first. Free for now — there'll be a paid plan when it opens up, around $8.99 a month. Nothing to cancel in the meantime.

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