Submitted 1 week ago by jogai_san@lemmy.world to selfhosted@lemmy.world
https://github.com/Snouzy/workout-cool
A comprehensive fitness coaching platform that allows create workout plans for you, track progress, and access a vast exercise database with detailed instructions and video demonstrations.
I never really thought of self hosting something like this. Does it have the ability to recommend routines for you? It would be cool to be able to give it a list of equipment, maybe a schedule, and have it recommend workouts you can do to effectively use your time.
There’s only a very limited set of exercises. It’s not rocket science. There are also many professionally built workout routines online accessible for free.
There’s only a very limited set of exercises. It’s not rocket science
Correct, but being able to programmatically make the recommendation is computer science.
Looks like exercise recommendations based on what equipment you have and what muscles you want to work, but not a routine, no.
NextCloud Health integration?
Try to contact the author (I’m not him).
lowspeedchase@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 week ago
I want to try it out… but the smell test is off: Land on the github and it proudly proclaims the author is not doing this for money, only to help the community! Awesome right? Scroll down a little more to project history… and the first version he created and got bored with and sold. Ok… well let’s click on the website link to actually see what this looks like before cloning and installing… and the first thing I am hit with is join a premium subscription.
I’m not against making money, we all have to - but please don’t act like it’s “not about the money” and then make it about the money.
hakunawazo@lemmy.world 1 week ago
If someone is looking for a selfhosted fitness app, you could checkout wger.
Here’s the source:
github.com/wger-project
jogai_san@lemmy.world 1 week ago
Its not my project, but my reasoning was that the selfhosted version would give you the same features as premium. I didnt look into detail into it tbh.
He claims he was the main contributor, I think, not the author. Fair disctinction imo. I can see the drive to keep something alive if you contributed a lot to a project, especially if you know the codebase well and think its very much feasible in other environments.
7toed@midwest.social 1 week ago
This and other bits from the readme makes it seem that the author was just as burned by the previous project selling out imo