Filta
Home video workouts that learn what you finish
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Home video workouts that learn what you finish
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Filta turns the YouTube workout videos you like into a weekly plan around your calendar. It writes each session into Google Calendar, moves it when a meeting lands, and learns what you actually finish.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Majdi. By day I'm a physician-scientist at the University of Cambridge. More importantly, I became a dad this year.
After our baby arrived, my wife wanted to get back into exercise at home. The workouts weren't the problem: YouTube has thousands of good ones. Everything around them was. Too many videos to choose from, no plan, no memory of which ones she'd liked or finished, and a week that never went the way it was supposed to.
So I built Filta.
You tell it your goals, how many sessions you can manage and when you can train.
It picks YouTube workout videos that fit, and can start from the ones you've already liked.
It plans the week around your calendar and writes each session into Google Calendar. If something lands on top, the workout moves to the next free slot.
Videos play in YouTube's own player. Finish one and it counts. Skip one and that counts too.
Every finish and skip tunes next week: shorter where you skip long ones, at the times you keep, with the teachers you finish. Progress tells you what it has learned, in plain sentences.
Change anything by typing: "I have 25 minutes and dumbbells."
Pricing: free for a week, no card, then $5 a month for the planning. The videos stay free on YouTube and belong to the people who made them. Filta never charges for a video or copies one, and creators can opt out with one email.
It's a web app: open filta.tv on your phone, sign in with Google or email, and add it to your home screen.
Hope it's helpful. One question I'd love your take on: what one feature would like to see in an app like this that'd make you want to do another work out?