Re:Show HN: Just hit $450 in revenue with my fitness AI wrapper
by meetingthrower on Monday February 19, 2024 @05:06PM
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Awesome. I had gpt make me a few workout plans. It took a bit to get the prompts right, but it seems to be a great use case with some structure to the prompts.
Next step is to offer daily / weekly check ins via the ai "agent". There are shops out there charging $500 a month with humans doing this (over 80-100 clients) that really could be replaced or 10xed by AI...
Re:Show HN: Just hit $450 in revenue with my fitness AI wrapper
by riehwvfbk on Wednesday February 21, 2024 @07:57AM
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https://www.future.co/ is somewhere in the middle. Trainers live in LCOL areas, have probably a hundred clients each, but are people. There is very little personal attention though and it feels more like interacting with a bot.
Re:Show HN: Just hit $450 in revenue with my fitness AI wrapper
by quickthrower2 on Monday February 19, 2024 @08:31PM
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Well done. Oooooh that tenuous logo link though. Used by cousins of people who have walked past Anytime Fitness on their way to work or something ;-)
On a serious note for me it reduces credibility a little. If your app is used by the CEO or a sizeable number of staff or sizeable number of their PTs recommend it to their clients
that might be different.
Re:Show HN: Just hit $450 in revenue with my fitness AI wrapper
by coopykins on Tuesday February 20, 2024 @04:20AM
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Nice Job! I made something somewhat similar, more focused on the meal plans, shopping list. But it's focused on mobile apps and multi-user. Though I haven't worked on marketing it at all so I have made no revenue so far. Nice to see some success on this area! Also WTH I just saw Ive had a surge of 300 users from Poland in the last two days.
Yours or microsofts / googles?
Next step is to offer daily / weekly check ins via the ai "agent". There are shops out there charging $500 a month with humans doing this (over 80-100 clients) that really could be replaced or 10xed by AI...
i haven't reached out to b2b users yet but probably soon
On a serious note for me it reduces credibility a little. If your app is used by the CEO or a sizeable number of staff or sizeable number of their PTs recommend it to their clients that might be different.
In case you're curious https://getweeklio.com