AnyFit

AnyFit

Workouts for anyone, anywhere

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AnyFit is is an app which provides customisable workouts for all levels. If your goal is to lose weight, build muscle or get fit, then AnyFit must be a great choice. Unlike the other fitness apps, it is completely free and the workouts can be adjusted to your level. In addition, a 3D trainer is implemented to make the user's progress smoother.
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Launch tags:iOS•iPad•Health & Fitness
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Craig Morris
This should be named differently - https://www.fitbod.me/ is a much better app and has been around for much longer
Viktor Maric
Maker
@craig_morris Thank you for the advice, I'll change it for sure.
Chadrick Pickens
@craig_morris The two apps are actually different as one focuses on gym workouts and muscle groups and the other (this one) focuses on home workouts. The name does need a tweak but the idea that it is a "much better app" is subjective.
Viktor Maric
Maker
@craig_morris @harmswaychad Exactly, the purpose of my app was to provide the users with workouts which can be performed at home by just using their bodyweight. For me it was also important to submit a free app. The app name will be changed by the end of this week.
Allen Chen
@craig_morris @harmswaychad @viktor_maric maker of Fitbod here (the other one). It's good to see others working to build great fitness products! This is exciting. Good luck and feel free to reach out if you need anything (though change the name ;)
Viktor Maric
Maker
@craig_morris @harmswaychad @allen_chen1 Hahaha, this comment has definetly made my day! Good luck for you as well!:)
Daniel Castrillon Reyes
I don't understand why app creators still go with just one platform (usually IOS first). I know it's more work to develop for both, but the reality is that you're excluding a large number of people who want to use your app. Even if you plan to do an android app, you can't expect people to keep tabs on every "android app coming eventually". I'm sorry to pick on you specifically, I just got really excited for this app and was very disappointed to realize I get to wait indefinitely because I apparently spent $800 incorrectly. I guess this is more a note for PH: Please add a little icon or something in the daily emails so I don't bother looking at apps that I can't have.
David Cartlidge
@dreyes Completely agree. Even more annoying when this particular app has a tag line of "for everyone".
Mathieu Dutour
Raycast
@dreyes There are tons of reasons: - the developer might only know Swift (iOS), or Java (Android) - MVP! if you build both apps directly and it doesn't work, you will have lost 100% more time - they have identified that their target is mostly using one platform (not really relevant for ios/android but could be for mac/windows) - the app store generates 100% more revenue than google play even tho there are 2.5x more downloads on google play - etc. I can understand that you are disappointed but saying that you don't understand why someone would do that is unfair.
Daniel Castrillon Reyes
@mathieudutour you're right. There are many reasons for choosing to launch on a single platform and it was unfair of me to act like that isn't the case. It's just a bummer that it's pretty much always IOS. And idk what there is to be done about that, other than buy an iPhone.
Viktor Maric
Maker
@dreyes I understand what you are talking about, but the biggest problem is that both iOS and Android apps have to be programmed by the help of another programming language. I tried to find someone (who can program android apps) to collaborate with, and make the app together for both platforms. Well, it was much harder than I thought. I am a high school student, so it was hard to get into communities (in this not-well developed country) to reach out people who could help me with that. The other method I tried was to reach android developers via internet. The problem was that vast majority of these people just cost way too much (again, as a high school student, I could not afford it). In conclusion, there is no magic to build great app for iOS and Android simultaneously by keeping their UI/UX features. In addition, individual creators are limited to their knowledge and budget. Thank you for your comment, I feel sympathy for you! I wish it would be in a different way.
Daniel Castrillon Reyes
@viktor_maric me too. And I'm sorry for coming in hot with my negativity. It stems from the fact that it seems like a fantastic app and I wish I could have it. Keep up the great work and don't let grumps like me slow you down!
Martin Santon
Exactly what I've been looking for. Though I don't have iPhone. Is Android app far away? If yes, would a simple website be an option for us non-iOS users? Cheers
Viktor Maric
Maker
@martinsanton I’m planning to make an android version for the app, but it will take some time for sure. The website method is a good advice, so I’ll keep it in my mind, although I can’t promise anything.
Dulitha Wijewantha
I am currently using Strong as the fitness tracking app but the biggest problem I found with it was the lack of showcasing how certain exercises are done. Going to check out this next time I visit the gym.
Emily Kenned
Looks good. All of us (computer geeks) needs it
Alexander Isora 🦄
Unicorn Platform
Ah-h, home workouts never worked for me 😄
Surjith S M
Looks good. Video Animation is hard to preview. It would be great to see a preview option below the list. I saw a combined preview option in a separate page but it not as helpful. It needs to be besides each category. For example: Abs category showing list of Abs exersice, so a preview option would be nice to see in that list. Currently its start from first and need to play and skip to see actual exercise. Hope it would be updated in the next version.
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