Read the WOD whiteboard with a photo

How it works

1. Attach the photo of the whiteboard to your WOD.
2. BoxLog reads it and types the workout, as it was.
3. Check it, add your score, and into your history it goes.

Built for real whiteboards

• The coach’s handwriting, in capitals or however it comes.
• The box’s shorthand — C2B, T2B, BMU, HSPU, OHS, DU… — kept as written (what each one means).
• In Spanish, English or a mix, the way boards are written.
• In blocks: the warm-up, the strength and the WOD, apart as they are on the board.
• With glare, reflections or a photo taken at an angle.
• Nothing made up: what it can’t read, it leaves out rather than guessing.

Not just whiteboards

It reads screenshots of a workout too: from your box’s app, a chat or a note. And if a workout takes several photos or screenshots, it puts them together in one WOD.

What if something isn’t read?

The photo stays attached to the WOD anyway. Fix it in a moment, or type the workout yourself. Check your internet connection: to be read, the photo has to be sent.

Your photo

To be read, the photo is sent to the service that transcribes it, and it stays attached to your WOD. If you would rather your photos weren’t read, turn it off in Settings → Transcription. All of it is in the privacy policy. What else BoxLog logs.