I built a website to help me track my Apple Fitness+ workouts. Specifically, I needed several features that Apple doesn't offer today:
- A chronological history of the workouts I've completed.
- Notes and like/dislike tracking on the workouts I've completed.
- Real search capabilities to let me find particular types of workouts (e.g. filter to yoga workouts and search for "pigeon")
And, if people actually use it, then that'll be a big win, because I'd love to be able to see others' thoughts on workouts, find out what's popular in a category, etc.
I have an 'invitation only' system in place on the site today to help mitigate the risk of spam, but I've been sending out invitations to people who sign up pretty much immediately.
p.s. in case anyone's curious about the tech stack: it's a completely boring Rails 7 website with a Tailwind-based UI, backed by Postgres, and running on Render (https://www.render.com).
- A chronological history of the workouts I've completed.
- Notes and like/dislike tracking on the workouts I've completed.
- Real search capabilities to let me find particular types of workouts (e.g. filter to yoga workouts and search for "pigeon")
And, if people actually use it, then that'll be a big win, because I'd love to be able to see others' thoughts on workouts, find out what's popular in a category, etc.
I have an 'invitation only' system in place on the site today to help mitigate the risk of spam, but I've been sending out invitations to people who sign up pretty much immediately.
https://myworkouts.xyz
p.s. in case anyone's curious about the tech stack: it's a completely boring Rails 7 website with a Tailwind-based UI, backed by Postgres, and running on Render (https://www.render.com).