I also started a Discord and subreddit for RepPlanr.
If you want to follow development, give feedback, request features, or just chill, come hang out.
https://t.co/fRWLQ7ctNC https://t.co/dmfRnYXalD
Hey y'all, it's been almost a decade since my last tweet.
After retiring from professional League, I became a software engineer, and am now building my own apps.
This week I launched RepPlanr, a workout app I've been building around one simple idea: logging sets should be easy, and your workout log should actually help you make progress.
I attached a video of me demoing the product on my own iPhone.
It's live on iOS today. I'll add the link in the replies. Android soon.
There are a ton of workout apps out there. I didn't want to build another app that's just a place to record sets.
RepPlanr is built around planning your training, following a program, tracking your progression, and helping you understand whether you're actually getting stronger.
It's live on iOS if you want to give it a try:
https://t.co/VvxFYsphnO
@Garribean123 Hey Gibran, sorry for the late response. I don't check twitter at all anymore. I'd recommend it if web design is actually something you have a genuine interest in doing for a career. However, since it is a "bootcamp", you need to be more than willing to commit to it full-time.