Introducing FitApp
Most training apps pick a side. They’re either a logbook for solo lifters or a clipboard for coaches. FitApp is built for the relationship between the two.
One plan, two views
A coach builds a structured program — days, exercises, sets, and reps — and shares it with an athlete through a simple invite code. The athlete follows that exact plan, logs every set as they go, and the coach sees the history without asking for a screenshot.
- Athletes get structured programs, per-set tracking, a calendar of scheduled and completed workouts, and inline form videos beside each exercise.
- Coaches get an overview of every connected athlete, program sharing, and progress monitoring across sessions.
Built in the open
FitApp is an open-source, protocol-style project — contributors earn from the revenue pool. It’s built with Flutter and Firebase and runs on web, iOS, and Android from a single codebase.
This blog is Markdown in the repo. Adding a post is a pull request — no CMS login, no database.
More to come. If you want to shape where it goes, the code is on GitHub.