... Product Hunt, we're the team behind Pensum. It puts food logging (photo, text, barcode), workout plans, GPS cardio and body tracking in one app, with AI that reads all of it. It's in 7 languages, including full right-to-left Arabic. We're running a closed beta on Google Play before launch and are looking for Android testers who will actually use it and tell us what's wrong. What testers get: Pensum+ free until launch. Open Pensum ...

... decisions about how things should actually work. The project eventually moved into a fully native iOS build using Xcode and SwiftUI. From there it kept growing. A simple workout planner turned into something that can now handle strength and cardio workouts, Apple Watch integration, health and recovery data, hydration, fasting, training trends, and progress insights. And somehow, that project that started as "I wonder if I can build this?" eventually became a real app that passed App Store review ...

... building RAYNOLSE, a smart jump rope we are preparing for a Kickstarter launch on June 30. The product direction is pace-guided cardio: instead of only showing stats after a workout, the rope/app should help people know what pace to hold, how hard to go today, and how to progress without turning jump rope into a complicated fitness setup. I am trying to validate the positioning before we push more paid traffic. Questions I would really appreciate feedback on: Does ... ... pace-guided cardio

... thing gets worked on. One thing ships. It forces you to scope small enough to actually finish, and finishing something every day compounds fast. Once the work block is done, I switch to full workout mode - an hour of cardio minimum. And like Nika mentioned, keeping dumbbells and resistance straps in eyesight is real. I'll grab them between coding sessions just to stay moving. It keeps the energy up and the bones settled for the rest ... ... mental space than actual time. The longer you push it, the heavier it gets. Getting it done first clears everything else. Comment from Susanne Ertl(@susanne_ertl): I ve noticed prioritizing gets tricky when it s not just work vs

... power, grace, and zero saddle pain. Most fitness tech focuses on digital screens. We focused on the human frame . Traditional bikes force weight onto the pelvis and compress the spine. After 30 years of prototyping, we ve launched the Cardio Speeder a machine that turns a "ride" into a "flight." Why it s different: Orbital Mechanics: Upper body bars turn cardio

... Codex offers much higher limits than Claude. That's clearly their play to gain market share. I have a question: What's everyone used to test or validate their prototypes? Comment from Tobias Reithmeier(@comicsans): It's Claude and VS Code for me. I do iOS development, so I need Xcode as well, but most stuff is happening in VS

... base energy cost of chores, and ChoreFit enhances that by factoring in weighted vests and wrist bands, which increases load and energy expenditure. It s the first time this invisible labor has been reframed as a hybrid of cardio + strength training in a validated, trackable way. I m working with freelance developers to bring this to life and we re launching the beta October 10th. I d love your feedback on tracking, calibration, and usability so we can make invisible ...

... everyone I recently launched my first fitness app, called bFitness, and I d love to get your feedback or advice from fellow makers and users here! What it does: Log workouts easily (weights, cardio, yoga you name it!) Syncs with Strava, Google Fit, and soon Garmin Clean UI with progress tracking via simple graphs Privacy-focused & lightweight no ads, no distractions This is a solo-built project that came out of my frustration with clunky, bloated fitness apps ...

... record of their own activity rather than their product metrics, id genuinely like to know what you track, becuase i suspect im still measuring the easy things. Comment from Rabnoor Singh(@rabnoor_s): @lautaro_nievas  on flexibility versus simplicity, the thing that usually breaks that deadlock isnt picking a point on the slider, its deciding who owns which decision. give the client everything they are actually the expert on, hours, tone, what counts as a real question. keep ... ... nail the actionable todo list and have them push to my notion todo list with a scheduled gate for me to approve/deny each one, I would 100% use it. although notion mail may be a competitor

... Hwang(@seanphwang): @sohamgoswami1  Great combo! Do you have a particular reason you're tracking your macros? Comment from Sean Hwang(@seanphwang): @novie_dizon  Right - sleep is so critical! The difference between the day after getting good sleep vs bad sleep is tremendous Comment from Kay Kwak(@kay_arkain): Over 7 hours of sleep. Regular sleep schedule. And taking magnesium. Comment from Sean Hwang(@seanphwang): @busmark_w_nika  So true. Sleep is such an important regulator of energy ... ... answer is simple Sleep well, eat well, practice well Comment from Hamza Afzal Butt(@hamza_afzal_butt): I started drinking a full glass of water first thing every morning.. Comment from Edward Michaelson(@emikes919): sleep, lifting heavy, and intense cardio

... with zero setup. You just tell it what you want once, and it adapts from there. One feature I m particularly proud of is how specific and personalized the routines are. No vague "do 15 minutes of cardio" type advice. Every workout is tailored to the user s sport or fitness goal which gives a lot of flexibility. Eventually, we want to make it smart enough that it can adjust your plan on the fly without any manual input. Really ... ... That sounds great! I've definitely run into the issue of getting a recommendation from an AI and it not taking into account the equipment that I have. And yeah, I've gotten the "do 15 minutes of cardio

... Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): How precise are all of those health trackers e.g. calorie burners and those apps that reckon approx weight lost? Because even when I do any activity, it doesn't count conditions (hot room vs cold environment which also affects burning calories). Even the ratio of weight lost was it fat, was it water? Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): Beyond the "normal" advice of eat clean, sleep good, work out frequently- what nuance or additional ... ... focus with Movitalis is. It's also the thing I know the most about and what will move the needle the most, after you get decent sleep and have a balanced diet. The 2 main predictors of longevity are cardio

... very interesting that is similar to your question: a prediction of how long you will be able to sustain various daily activities (such as walking up a few flights of stairs). This prediction changes based on improvements in your cardio capacity and strength, which the app tracks, so you can see how your healthspan increases - just not at the hourly level. Thanks for your question! Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): Welcome, David! Ask and answer questions in the forums ...