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Version 1

Choose language/framework?

Kotlin

ReactNative

Flutter

Make sure it works first

• Will only really focus on resistance training, cardio, and diet.

Manual Logging

• Workouts
  • Date (dd/mm/yyyy)
  • Duration
    • Only save start and end time for efficiency? Or save duration as well?
  • Routine/Template Name
    • Notes
      • Universal
      • Persists
      • Temporary
  • Contents of Workout
    • Exercise Name
      • Notes
        • Universal
        • Persists
        • Temporary
      • Resistance Training
        • Sets
          • Warmup
          • Superset
          • Failure
        • Reps
          • Quick adjust and numpad like in Strong
          • Copies to all sets
        • Rest Time
          • Copies to all sets
      • Cardio
        • Duration
        • Distance
        • Pace
        • Calories
      • RPE (RIR is not subjective? what's the difference?)
      • REPEAT

IN PROGRESS - rest times - E.g. = 1, - cardio/sports - Type - Endurance - Explosive - Tempo - rest times? - Recovery - Leisure - distance - pace - bpm - o2? - RPE equivalent - REPEAT - Calories Spent - Pictures of your Workout like in Strava OR a link to your picture saved as a different file if you were to download your workout logs.

• Meals (refer to cookwell, opennutritracker, cronometer, and more)

• Macros then Micros, easy input with a numpad and a key specifically for units with built in calculator that calculates nutrition for quantity depending on your nutrition data

From a GitHub repo on food

• When buying groceries, you can save it in your “Foodstores/Pantry” in the app

• Recipe searcher based on things you already have in your pantry

  • Fitting your remaining macros and micros

• Sleep

Save on device in Markdown/.csv form

QOL Improvements

Future

Web, Desktop and Linux Phone Support

Athlete Training

• I just don't really know that much about it.

Mood/Stress Tracking

• Sort of like the one made by these Ivy League students that are in a sort of grid of coloured circles. Kind of like the political compass of emotions.
• I can't find the source for this and I'm not even sure they're Ivy League students.

Distant Future

Native builds for performance if this project ever gets big enough

• Swift - iOS
• Kotlin - Android
• C++ - MacOS, Windows, and Linux.