Why this exists.

Skills decay quietly. You take the course, pass the qual, earn the cert — and then life happens, and eight months later the thing you could do cold needs a warm-up you don't have time for. Most people discover a lapsed certification at the worst possible moment: when they need it.

Routefront is a personal training record built against that failure mode. You log the courses you take, the certs you hold, and the reps you put in. The file shows you what's current, what's fading, and what needs work next — and emails you before a certification cliff, not after.

Who it's for

Individuals first: preparedness-minded civilians and veterans who train on purpose. Small groups and instructors are on the roadmap; formal units are welcome but not the priority. No military background required — the interface is plain English, and there is no rank structure, badge, or point grind anywhere in it.

How it's built

Routefront is independently built and deliberately small. The product only shows numbers it can defend from your own logged data — when there isn't enough, it says "not enough data yet" instead of inventing something motivational. Your log is private by default, exportable, and deletable. The privacy page describes actual practice, not boilerplate.

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