ouroborous 519 Posted July 30, 2012 I've started working on my own private weight/fitness tracking site. http://gym-bunny.herokuapp.com/weights It's still early days -- if you click on the "weights" item, you can see that my weight timeline is hard-coded into the app (well, it's in the database). What I really want to do is add workout information, sets, reps, and so on, and get the same charting capabilities that I have for weight. What's nice is that I built the weight graph as a reusable component, so as soon as I figure out the data schema for the exercise stuff, it should be as simple as adding another page to the app to display it. Yes, I know that a lot of this functionality is replicated elsewhere, but no site (Livestrong, Fitocracy, etc.) is exactly what I want. Either they're trying too hard to sell you stuff, or they have a clunky interface, or something. So, since I'm a programmer, I figured I'd do it myself To be added: Multi-user interface/login capabilities (right now it's all me, all the time, but it needs to support multiple users). I'm intimately familiar with how to do this, but it's a hassle in initial development, so I may just leave it single-user for now. Even if people on the internet trash my database on Heroku, I can just reset it by uploading my dev database. Add/edit/delete data points via AJAX Mobile testing! I'm using a clean, bootstrap responsive layout, but I haven't hit it on my phone/iPad yet; I need to make sure that everything looks good and performs well. I'm especially nervous to see if the charting engine (jqPlot) works on resource-constrained mobile devices. Yes. I'm a geek. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chuckles 28 Posted July 30, 2012 Looks like a great site, keep us posted. I agree with you that most apps and websites that already do this, lack in different adpects. Its great that you can do something about it! Good luck. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites