Puthukunnath

Log the work.Look out for your street.

We are building two mobile apps for Android and iOS: a workout tracker that remembers every set you lift, and a private network where neighbours coordinate on local safety.

See the fitness app See the safety app

Both apps are in development. Features shown may change before release.

Workout log on a phone in front of stacked weight plates A phone screen showing a push day workout with three completed bench press sets, a rest timer and an Add set button, drawn over red, blue, yellow and green weight plates. Push day Chest, shoulders, triceps Barbell bench press SetkgReps 16010 2708 3756 4756 Rest 1:30 Incline dumbbell press 3 sets planned Add set

A training log that keeps up with you

Log working sets in a few taps, follow a program, and see which muscle groups you have trained this week. Built for the gym floor, where you have a barbell in one hand and a phone in the other.

  • Log working sets

    Enter weight and reps for each set, tick it off, and see last session's numbers while you train.

  • Rest timer

    Starts when you finish a set, so you rest for as long as you planned.

  • Programs

    Follow a structured plan or build your own split, with each day's exercises ready to go.

  • Muscle groups

    See sets per muscle group each week and spot what you have been missing.

  • Progress charts

    Track weight, reps and total volume for every lift over time.

  • Technique cues

    Short, plain-language reminders for setup, bracing and range of motion.

This week by muscle group

Example view with sample numbers

  • Shoulders
  • Chest
  • Arms
  • Core
  • Legs
Legs18
Chest14
Arms12
Shoulders10
Core8

A calmer way for neighbours to look out for each other

A private network for your street or suburb. Share what you have seen, check in with the people next door, and keep everyone informed without a noisy group chat.

Street map of connected homes with a neighbour alert A neighbourhood street grid with houses linked by dashed lines, a red alert marker at an intersection, and two example messages between neighbours. Unfamiliar van parked on Elm St Thanks, checking my camera

Illustration with example messages. Not real data.

  • Street and suburb groups

    Join the group for your block. Members are confirmed as local before they can post.

  • Clear alerts

    Share what you saw, where and when, with an optional photo. Alerts stay short and factual.

  • Check-ins

    Tell neighbours you are home safe, or ask someone to keep an eye on your place while you are away.

  • Your notifications

    Choose which alerts reach you and set quiet hours.

  • Respectful by design

    Rules against naming or targeting individuals, plus tools to report posts for moderation.

In an emergency, call 000. The app is for awareness and coordination between neighbours and does not replace emergency services.

Built by an ICT consultancy

Puthukunnath ICT Consulting is an Australian company providing ICT consulting services. Our consulting work shapes how we build: clear requirements, careful handling of personal information, and software that does what it says.

We are developing the fitness and neighbourhood safety apps in-house. Fitness information in our apps is general in nature and is not medical advice.