Barrmin records the pub athlete in the field. Start solo or assemble a team, check into venues, log rounds, preserve quotes, and receive a performance recap compiled with total confidence and no medical authority. Satisfaction guaranteed (this is not a guarantee).
The modern pub athlete requires more than instinct. Barrmin records the session, tracks the group, preserves the quotes, notes the curry damage, and files the walk-home gymnastics under “mobility work.”
During a session, Barrmin tracks the vital signs of the night: current venue, route, pace, rounds, financial damage, quotes, photos, and late entries filed under “I forgot to log that.” It is basically a fitness app, if your fitness app quietly suggested a kebab after a heroic effort.
Barrmin turns the session into a training recap: part route map, part performance review, part evidence bundle for claims beginning with “I was actually grand.”
Unverified testimonials. Presented with institutional calm.
Barrmin said my walk home showed “promising mobility work.” I had climbed one railing and apologised to a traffic cone.
Barrmin identified “advanced footwork.” I had spent three minutes trying to step over a puddle with dignity.
The recap praised my “mental toughness.” I had spent seven minutes convincing a taxi app I was indoors.
Join the beta. Barrmin is accepting athletes, witnesses, round dodgers, and anyone willing to have their form reviewed.