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FitRay

Launched this week

Workout planner + calorie tracker with 2,000+ exercises

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Workout planner + calorie tracker with 2,000+ exercises

4 followers

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FitRay plans your workouts, tracks your meals and keeps the habit going. 2,000+ exercises with muscle maps, 4,000+ foods, workout and meal plans, progress charts and reminders. Free on Android, in English, Arabic, German, French and Persian.

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Launch tags:Android•Health & Fitness•Productivity

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Hi Product Hunt 👋

I'm the maker of FitRay. I was tired of using one app to plan my training and another to count calories, and I wanted one that works just as well in Arabic as it does in English. So I built it.

What's inside:
• A workout planner: build your own program day by day, or follow a ready-made one week by week
• 2,000+ exercises with step-by-step instructions and a muscle map on every one
• A meal planner and calorie counter with 4,000+ foods, including Middle Eastern dishes
• Activity logging, so calories burned sit right next to calories eaten
• The whole app and the whole library in English, Arabic (right-to-left), German and French

FitRay is free on Android and supported by ads. Pro is optional ($7.99/month or $49.99/year) and adds your full history, all 9 progress charts, unlimited plans, PDF export and no ads.

It's Android only for now. I'd love your honest feedback, especially on the workout builder and the food search. I'll be here all day to answer questions.

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2d ago

dadan

Love to see an ios version coming out soon. But the pain is real. I have fat secret for calories, a workout routine built inside chatgpt and apple+garmin for calories. One place to sync will be great.

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22h ago

Maker

@laskhmanan_raman Thank you, this is exactly the problem that made me build FitRay. Three apps for one goal is two too many.

FitRay can already replace two of them: log your food from 4,000+ dishes, and build your routine from 2,000+ exercises (or follow a ready-made program). When you tick off an exercise, its calories burned are added to your day automatically, so eaten and burned sit side by side without any extra logging.

What it can't do yet is sync with Apple Health or Garmin, and the iOS app isn't out yet. Both are on the roadmap, and comments like yours help me decide what comes first.

Quick question: from Garmin, what matters most to you, the calories burned or the workouts themselves?

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21h ago

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm the maker of FitRay. I was tired of using one app to plan my training and another to count calories, and I wanted one that works just as well in Arabic as it does in English. So I built it. What's inside: • A workout planner: build your own program day by day, or follow a ready-made one week by week • 2,000+ exercises with step-by-step instructions and a muscle map on every one • A meal planner and calorie counter with 4,000+ foods, including Middle Eastern dishes • Activity logging, so calories burned sit right next to calories eaten • The whole app and the whole library in English, Arabic (right-to-left), German and French FitRay is free on Android and supported by ads. Pro is optional ($7.99/month or $49.99/year) and adds your full history, all 9 progress charts, unlimited plans, PDF export and no ads. It's Android only for now. I'd love your honest feedback, especially on the workout builder and the food search. I'll be here all day to answer questions.

@laskhmanan_raman Thank you, this is exactly the problem that made me build FitRay. Three apps for one goal is two too many.

What it can't do yet is sync with Apple Health or Garmin, and the iOS app isn't out yet. Both are on the roadmap, and comments like yours help me decide what comes first.

Quick question: from Garmin, what matters most to you, the calories burned or the workouts themselves?