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Full disclosure: I run a competing app [1]. I think this is great, especially because it's OSS. But if you want to really outshine Strong and Heavy, I'd look
by silviogutierrez 9mo ago
Full disclosure: I run a competing app [1].
I think this is great, especially because it's OSS.
But if you want to really outshine Strong and Heavy, I'd look into "auto progression" of exercises. Too often, people just... log the same thing for years. Some RIR / RPE / linear progression would keep people motivated.
[1] joyapp.com
- apatheticonion 9mo agoHey this is interesting! Thanks for sharing. I was thinking of adding in workout templates and maybe even figure out progressive overload or routines like 5-3-1. Someone earlier made a reference to another app that lets you write/share scripts that can be used to design custom programs - which is very interesting. Being web based, custom programs could be written in JavaScript and `eval`'d in a sandbox - allowing for a similar experience.
- drakonka 9mo agoThis doesn't really seem like a competitor to OP? I think it might solve different needs. One looks like a straightforward tracking app and yours looks like some kind of training/lifestyle program.