Forearmax

Early access

Your forearms
aren't small.
They're buried.

Two measurements and one question. That's enough to tell you which of the two real levers is yours — the size underneath, or the layer sitting on top of it — and the road out: veins you can see, progress you can measure.

Takes 40 seconds. Go get a tape measure.

Widest point
of your forearm.

Arm hanging, relaxed — not flexed. Tape snug, about a hand's width below the elbow.

11.0in

Drag the tape

Your baseline

11.0in

1.57× your wrist — your forearm with your frame taken out of it. Measured the same way next time, this number is comparable. Measured any other way, it isn't.

It's the layer
on top.

  • Lever 01 Size underneath. Real, and it moves in months — never in weeks.
  • Lever 02 The layer on top. Body fat is what decides whether any of it shows.
  • Neither Grip strength. It climbs fast and changes nothing you can see.
The one controlled trial worth citing: 4 weeks, 5 days a week, 20 minutes of grip work a day. Strength +14.5%. Circumference +1.56% — on your arm, +0.17 in. That's the ceiling, measured in a lab. We're not going to pretend otherwise.

Keep your baseline

One field. It's the only way this number still exists in eight weeks.

  • Your numbers back in writing, with the protocol so the next measurement is comparable
  • One nudge to re-measure in 8 weeks — the real timeline, not a 30-day one
  • Early access when the app ships. iPhone first, Android after

You're in

Now jump
the line.

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One question

What frustrates you most about your forearms? Whatever you type shapes what we build first.