/fit/ approved apps

>>41903979
use your fucking brain. and if ur a total dumb cunt just use notes

>>41903979
Strength club is alright.

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>>41903979
This one works really well

>>41903979
myfitnesspal if your fanatic about tracking macros

>>41904005
DELET THIS

>>41903979
Strava is the only app you need.

I'll take this thread as a sign.
I'm making a fitness app /fit/
For the moment, it's just gonna be a basic routine planner with exercises and the option to comment on your lifts and note how much you lifted and shit.

But what's the perfect fitness app for you. What are the things/options you want in your fitness app. I was thinking of making it a social network where you can also post progress pics and all but that's for later.

Anyway, I'm taking all kind of advices, requests, opinions, propositions. Just tell me.

Take a look at this:

http://strongapp.io/

I haven't used it because I'm a crossfitfag but it might work for you.

>>41904199
>crossfitfag

I'm so sorry

Bump again

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>>41904005
Seriously not even memeing or being a dick notebook is truly the only way to go. Myfitness pal is absolute dog trash as its complicated as fuck and tries to be social. And every other app is just gimick I usually always give up on apps after about 3 days of using them

Wish I could create an app thats fast and efficient and exports all data into graphs and pie charts. Allows you to create a food library buy scanning the nutritional fact panel or create a food based on serving size such as scrambled eggs for 100g is 148 calories, 11g of fat, 1.6g of carbs and 10g of protein; then all you would need to enter is the grams you measured and it auto calculates everything.

Seriously thats how I do it. Check my format: