@nirmalparmar_ This is a free market bro. Thats how business works. He is not forcing anyone to buy. If they cared about pricing they would buy yours not his. What does this tell you?
noticed something weird in the expiro data. users in the UAE scan their emirates ID the day they buy the app. nobody in the US does that. turns out people in visa-dependent countries think about document expiry every single day. us users forget until the TSA line.
the gap isn't between "no gyms" and "many gyms." it's between "finding a gym" and "finding a gym that lets you finish your program without restart." those are two completely different problems.
if you train while moving between cities, what usually breaks your routine first: the gym situation, the sleep schedule, or something else entirely?
#buildinpublic#indiehackers
turns out a lot of traveling lifters have the exact same wall. they land somewhere, spend a day hunting, settle for less, or skip training. the gym finder apps don't solve it because they list gyms, not equipment.
so i started tracking gyms differently. not by name or reviews. by what they actually have. squat rack: yes/no. barbell: yes/no. day pass price structure. opening hours. nothing else mattered.
running the same program across four cities meant i could only afford 3–4 days of gym access per city. had to pick the right one immediately. no margin for error.
i landed in lisbon with a lower body program that needed a squat rack. spent two hours checking gyms on maps, reading reviews that said nothing useful. finally found one—but they only sold annual memberships. back to bodyweight.
same thing happened in barcelona. then madrid. then valencia. each city had gyms. none had what i needed without committing to a contract or paying for a week i wouldn't use.
the real problem: a gym's equipment is invisible until you walk in. "full equipment" could mean dumbbells to 50lb and a smith machine. you need to know if they have plates, collars, a platform, chalk. none of that shows up anywhere.
the thing about training while nomadic is that you can't just "find a gym." you need a specific rack, specific barbells, specific hours. google maps gives you a pin and nothing else. most people give up and lose three weeks of progress per move.
nomadfit's day pass filter just saved someone a week of wasted workouts. landed in lisbon, filtered gyms open before 7am with squat racks and barbells, booked a day pass in five minutes. no more hotel treadmills.