Pick your available time, focus, and equipment and get a full workout instantly. No account, no ads, nothing to install. Regenerate if you want something different, or save your workout as a shareable image.
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Hey PH 👋
I built Setlist because most workout apps want an account, a subscription, or five minutes of onboarding before you can actually do anything. This is the opposite: pick your time and gear, tap generate, go.
A few details:
- No backend — it's a single static page, the exercise list is hand-tagged by muscle group and equipment
- The "save card" button renders your workout as a shareable image, mostly because I wanted an excuse to play with canvas rendering
- No accounts, no tracking, no ads
This is my first real public launch of anything, so I'd love honest feedback — especially if something about the exercise selection feels off, since I tagged everything by hand and I'm not a trainer.
Thanks for checking it out!
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No account and no app removes almost all friction. How are workouts personalized without maintaining a user profile?
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Love how simple this is, no account needed is a huge plus. One thing that would make it even better: let me filter by muscle group or area I want to hit that day. Sometimes I just want a quick leg day or upper body without scrolling through random full body routines.
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Love that you can save workouts as shareable images instead of needing an account. Super clean solution for something most fitness apps overcomplicate.
No account and no app removes almost all friction. How are workouts personalized without maintaining a user profile?
Love how simple this is, no account needed is a huge plus. One thing that would make it even better: let me filter by muscle group or area I want to hit that day. Sometimes I just want a quick leg day or upper body without scrolling through random full body routines.
Love that you can save workouts as shareable images instead of needing an account. Super clean solution for something most fitness apps overcomplicate.