Verifit
Minimalist fitness tracker inspired by FitNotes.
Verifit is a simple minimalist fitness tracker that I made mainly for myself. The UI is heavily inspired by FitNotes. It's purpose is to replace the traditional paper and pencil method for tracking progressive overload. Since I made this with the primary user in mind being myself, it is not fully featured yet, but I do have future plans for adding extra features over time. This is my first attempt so suggestions and code improvements are always welcome. The project is written primarily in Java, distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 license, first published in 2020. Key topics include: android, android-app, android-application, bodybuilding, fitness.
Verifit
<img width="100" src="/metadata/logo/icon.svg"> Verifit is a simple minimalist fitness tracker that I made mainly for myself. The UI is heavily inspired by FitNotes. It's purpose is to replace the traditional paper and pencil method for tracking progressive overload. Since I made this with the primary user in mind being myself, it is not fully featured yet, but I do have future plans for adding extra features over time. This is my first attempt so suggestions and code improvements are always welcome.Why another fitness tracker?
Verifit stands out as a fitness workout tracker app that prioritizes user freedom and simplicity above all. Unlike its competitors, Verifit is open-source, allowing for community-driven improvements and adaptability. This ad-free app also provides the convenience of both offline usage and the option to host on your own server, ensuring data privacy and control. Moreover, Verifit's online account and seamless export/import of workout data enable smooth transitions between different usage modes. At its core, Verifit is committed to simplicity, with a clean design that focuses on performing a single task exceptionally well, rather than juggling multiple features.
Features
- Exercise tracking
- Create custom exercises
- Create exercise comments
- Edit, delete exercises
- Free online account option.
- Import & export from/to phone storage
- Import & export from/to webdav server
- Automatic backups to webdav server
- Basic analysis of workout data
- Visualization of workout data
- Volume, actual 1RM, estimated 1RM, and other stats tracking
- Includes simple rest timer
Planned features
- Dark Mode
- More detailed stats (e.g. customized per exercise graphs)
Free Online Accounts
Screenshots
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Libraries Used
- MPAndroid Chart for displaying charts
- Sardine for webdav requests
- Gson for Json parsing and serialization
Setting up a webdav server
bashsudo apt install docker docker run -d -p 80:80 -v /data/webdav:/var/lib/dav -e USERNAME=user -e PASSWORD=password bytemark/webdav
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