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by badgag 2mo ago
Dogfooding is a term that comes from "eating your own dog food". In software development it means using the software you build yourself. If you want to make great software, this makes a lot of sense, you see all the bugs, you depe
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How Musklr Keeps Your Apple Watch and iPhone in Sync During a Workout(musklr.com)
1 points by badgag 2mo ago|0 comments
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by badgag 2mo ago
I understand that put some people off, but this is completely optional! You do not need to login. Works offline. Everything is local. Saves to a local db. Workouts are front and center
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by badgag 2mo ago
Haha yeah, hard to compete with good old pen and paper
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by badgag 2mo ago
I can’t really see the similarities to be honest, looked it up and find the Musklr heatmap for example much nicer, with actual human anatomy. It also does not have Apple Watch integration and a few other critical features
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by badgag 2mo ago
I get that, for Musklr I made signing in optional, social features completely optional. Works great offline. Caches animations and saves everything locally. So can set the app in flight mode. Just use an Apple Watch if you want. And everyth
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by badgag 2mo ago
In this case it’s really an activity that you are currently doing. Like a rest timer between sets. Or what to lift in your next exercise. It’s gone when the workout is over.
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by badgag 2mo ago
It works really well with Apple Watch! Then you don’t have to look at your phone I’m always using Apple Watch with Musklr, polishing the UI and experience
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by badgag 2mo ago
I have been working on this app for a while, trying to create a good UI and good integration with Apple Watch. As well as live activity, haptic feedback, animations, fast local database with search that is super fast (it’s actually really f
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by badgag 2mo ago
Hi, is this a reference to the app? If it’s feedback for the app, I’ll look into it!
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by badgag 2mo ago
Hi, I’m the creator of Musklr. Thanks for the feedback. I’ll look into creating something like this, but might not be the implement first. Have a few more thinks in the backlog :) But I’ll put it in the backlog and work!
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by badgag 2mo ago
Hi, I’m the creator of Musklr. I created this app because of the same frustrations with poorly created workout apps. I know there are tons of apps like this out there, but I’m honestly testing and testing and polishing this app very consist
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by badgag 2mo ago
If you just have the name of an exercise and type in the amount of kg and reps. That’s just a TODO app++. Easily created with Claude in an afternoon This app however, with thousands of exercises, each exercise mapped to the correct muscle g
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by badgag 2mo ago
Hi, I’m the creator of the app. You fill in sets and reps on the iPhone or using your Apple Watch on your wrists. Live activity shows syncs with this
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Track your workout from the iPhone Lock Screen(musklr.com)
36 points by badgag 2mo ago|53 comments
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The Ring That Wouldn't Shrink: Building Musklr's Rest Timer Animation in SwiftUI(musklr.com)
2 points by badgag 2mo ago|1 comments
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by badgag 2mo ago
Finish a set in Musklr and a full screen rest timer takes over. A big countdown ring, a dark scrim, nothing else competing for your attention. Tap anywhere and the timer gets out of your way. Until version 1.180 it faded out. Now the ring s
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Best iOS Weight Lifting App for iPhone and Apple Watch (2026)(musklr.com)
1 points by badgag 2mo ago|0 comments