Who's actually stronger?
Heavier lifters usually lift more — that doesn't make them stronger. Enter two lifters and find out who wins pound for pound.
Use the same lift for both — a single lift or a total.
Lifter 1
Lifter 2
Enter your numbers to see the result.
How it works
Strength doesn't grow one-to-one with bodyweight, so comparing raw numbers always favours the bigger lifter. DOTS and Wilks multiply what you lifted by a coefficient based on your bodyweight and sex, which puts lifters of every size on the same scale.
The winner is decided on DOTS, the modern standard used by many powerlifting federations; Wilks is shown for reference. Both were made for powerlifting totals, but they work for comparing a single lift too — as long as both lifters use the same one.
Track every lift in Capazity
Log your sets, watch your maxes climb and let the app calculate the weights for every session.