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Workout Fusion
✓ verifiedFreemium
Camera-based AI fitness app that tracks exercise form and reps and adds social leaderboards to guided workout programs.
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FitnessAI
✓ verifiedFreemium
AI strength-training app that programs sets, reps and weights and adapts progressive overload as you improve.
227K visits/mo2.3K saves
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Joint Angels
✓ verifiedFree
Free browser-based tool that measures body joint angles from webcam or uploaded images for clinicians.
1.4K visits/mo
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Strongr Fastr
✓ verifiedFree
AI fitness app that builds adaptive workout routines and macro-based meal plans that adjust automatically as users log progress.
10K saves
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Core features
- ✦Camera-based AI motion tracking and exercise guidance
- ✦Automatic logging of calories, duration, and reps
- ✦Global community leaderboard and rankings
- ✦Curated and custom workout programs
- ✦Progress statistics and personalized recommendations
- ✦Workout reminder notifications
- ✦AI-programmed sets, reps and weights
- ✦Adaptive progressive overload
- ✦Workouts sized to schedule and equipment
- ✦Wearable/Apple Watch integration
- ✦Progress and body-composition tracking
- ✦Guided form videos
- ✦Webcam or image-based joint angle measurement
- ✦Runs fully in-browser with no data storage
- ✦Adjustable confidence threshold
- ✦Left/right readings for major joints
- ✦Note-taking mode
- ✦AI body analysis to set nutrition and training goals
- ✦Automated weekly meal planning with grocery lists
- ✦Diet-type customization including keto, paleo, and vegetarian
- ✦Home or gym workout plans using progressive overload
- ✦Automatic macro and workout adjustments based on logged progress
- ✦Bodyweight and equipment-based training options
Use cases
- →Getting real-time form feedback without a personal trainer
- →Tracking workout progress and calorie burn automatically
- →Competing with others in a global fitness community
- →Following structured or self-built workout programs
- →Following a structured strength program without guesswork
- →Progressing lifts automatically over time
- →Fitting effective workouts into limited gym time
- →Quickly gauge joint range of motion
- →Replace a physical goniometer in clinical work
- →Document joint angles during therapy sessions
- →Building a calorie and macro plan tailored to a fat loss or muscle goal
- →Getting a workout routine matched to available equipment and schedule
- →Automating grocery lists around a weekly meal plan
- →Tracking progress with routines that adapt over time
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