The web dashboard
The web dashboard is Durata in a desktop browser - the same account, the same data, live-synced both ways. Train on your phone at the gym, then sit down and review your week on a proper screen: charts are bigger, tables breathe, and editing routines with a keyboard is far quicker than thumb-typing.
There's nothing to install and no separate account. It is part of Durata Pro.
Last reviewed 2026-09-15 · matches app v1.0.0.87
Getting in
The web dashboard is desktop-only by design: a phone browser will point you to the mobile app instead, because on a phone the app does more: timers, notifications, haptics and the camera all live there.
- On a computer, open getdurata.app and hit Sign in in the header.
- Enter the same email you use in the app - a 6-digit code arrives by email and submits itself on the last digit.
- First sign-in anywhere? Accept the one-time 'Before You Train' health & liability sheet - it only asks once per account, on whichever device you sign into first.
- That's it: your workouts, programs, analytics and body data are all there, and anything you change syncs straight back to your phone. The web app is part of Pro: on a free account the desktop screen shows a QR code to scan with your phone instead, and once Pro goes through the page unlocks itself - no reload needed.
What the big screen is best at
Everything works on the web, and some things are easier there. Progress spreads out: the charts, heatmaps and comparison views that feel cramped on a phone open out, and a full year of training history fits on one screen.
Planning is the other big win. Reviewing a plan's week grid, reading the Program Report after a training block, browsing the 50-program catalog, or building a session in the editor - all of it is faster with a mouse and keyboard, and every change is on your phone before you've stood up. The Training hub uses the extra width for a two-pane layout: your plans in a rail on the left, the one you picked open beside it.
It's also the comfortable place to do admin: importing history from another app, exporting backups, and tidying your exercise library.
The sidebar's accent swatches change the app's colour scheme - the same six presets as the phone app, synced to your account.
Press Escape to close whatever sheet or drawer is open - same as clicking outside it, without reaching for the mouse.
What stays on the phone
Phone hardware stays on the phone: the camera (progress photos and the post-workout selfie), Apple Health/Health Connect syncing, watch pairing and rest-timer notifications. Everything those features capture still shows up on the web - the photos are the one exception, since they're stored on-device only and never uploaded.
Common questions
Is the web dashboard free?
It is part of Durata Pro. A free account that signs in on a desktop screen sees a QR code instead of the app: scan it with your phone to upgrade, and the page opens on its own. Your data is untouched either way, and the phone app keeps working exactly as before. Founders and anyone with a Pro purchase never see the lock.
Can I log a workout from the web?
Yes - the full logger works in the browser, set types, calculators and all. Most people still log on their phone at the gym and use the web for reviewing and planning, but nothing stops you training next to a laptop.
Why does my phone's browser send me to the app store?
Durata is app-only on mobile - the app does timers, notifications and the camera properly, which a mobile browser can't. The web dashboard is meant for desktop screens.
Do I need to create a separate account?
No. One account covers both - create it in the mobile app (Android or iOS), then sign in on the web with the same email and 6-digit code.
Put it into practice
Durata is free to use — 50 proven programs, automatic progression, rest timers and PR tracking, all on your phone.