SquadPT · PT planning made hassle-free
Less Planning. More PT.
Weekly plans your squad leaders own. A month the whole platoon can see. AFT scores that show you the weak event at a glance. Built by a soldier, for soldiers.
Free for every unit · no email on file · any phone
Rows + planks 3x10
Finisher: 4x40 m flys
Squad formation
Carries 4x50 m
Rows + planks 3x10
▶ Tutorial
Three minutes, start to finish.
The whole thing on a laptop and on a phone: joining with a team code, the plan, events and DONSAs, the AFT screens, the command view.
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01 Situation
Retire the workbook.
No more fighting an Excel workbook full of macros nobody was trained on. No more chasing down each squad's or platoon's PT plan the night before it's due. Every plan lives in one place, current, from squad to company.
02 Layout for inspection
Layout for inspection.
Real captures from the running app — the board, the rollups, the brief. Scroll through them.
03 Mission
Built for the squad, platoon and company.
Every squad leader gets a shared weekly PT plan; platoon and company leadership get continuous visibility of it — cutting planning time, keeping squads synchronized, and putting a one-page brief in every leader's hand the night prior.
04 Standing operating procedure
Three moves to running.
Request a code
One team code covers your platoon. It takes about a minute.
Share it with your squad leaders
They join with the code and a username. No email, no CAC, nothing to provision.
Everyone plans from their phone
Squad leaders own their plan. Leadership sees all of it — nobody chases anybody down.
05 Capabilities
What a PT formation actually needs.
Weekly plan grid
Nine fields per day, focus through notes. The whole session on one board — not a calendar blurb.
After-action review
Every soldier writes their own sustains and improves on the session they just did. Squad leaders and above read the squad's.
Events & DONSAs
Post once at platoon level. It lands, in green, on the matching date in every squad's plan.
One-page PT brief
Save as PDF from any squad's month. Clean print layout, ready for the commander or the CQ desk.
Roles & edit grants
Squad leaders own their squad. The PSG oversees everything and grants edit access by the month, on purpose.
Workout templates
Save any session as a template and reuse it across weeks and squads — a full week planned in minutes.
AFT & waist-to-height
Record the raw scores; SquadPT does the points, the bands and the totals. Squad and platoon rollups put the weak event in front of you.
Test days
Schedule the test, roster who takes it and who grades it. On the morning that roster is already a queue, and it keeps its own count.
Company view
Platoons link under a company for command visibility, company events and assigned PT days — plus named delegate roles for the staff who run it day to day.
06 OPSEC
Nothing to leak.
No email on file
Accounts are a username and a password. There is nothing to phish and no roster to leak.
Team-code access
You decide who holds the code — and rotate it if it walks off.
Your team sees only your team
A company link is made deliberately, by you, and command only ever sees the platoons linked to it.
No ads. No tracking.
Your training data is not a product.
07 Rumor control
Straight answers.
What does it cost?
Do we need a .mil email or a CAC?
Who can see our plan?
Who can edit what?
Who can see our AFT scores?
How do we get a team code?
08 — Move out
Move out.
A team code takes about a minute.
Free for every unit · no email on file · any phone