Re:Show HN: PogiFit – Nutrition and Workout Tracker
by agavava on Friday September 26, 2025 @07:42AM
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I don’t get the problem with, for example, just sitting down on Sunday evening and spending 10 minutes putting together enough suitable workouts for the whole week. Or as another option, there are apps like https://madmuscles.com/review . There you can actually make a custom workout plan. So every workout day you already have a plan ready. The subscription costs little, that’s not a problem. If it’s hard, make it simple. You’ve got all the tools already.
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Re:Show HN: PogiFit – Nutrition and Workout Tracker
by pobbypablo on Sunday September 28, 2025 @01:58AM
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It's entirely possible to do what you're saying in this app.
Re:Show HN: PogiFit – Nutrition and Workout Tracker
by teolemon on Saturday October 11, 2025 @06:54AM
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I was wondering: have you spotted Open Food Facts as a database (with 4 million products). If so, any reason you chose not to use it @pobbypablo ?
Re:Show HN: PogiFit – Nutrition and Workout Tracker
by pobbypablo on Wednesday October 22, 2025 @04:42AM
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The reason is that most apps use it, and it's full of inaccurate data. I actually tried to fix this by putting a considerable amount of time into building a smaller but more curated database.
On the other hand, when users add foods, only those with a high internal ranking will have their entries shown publicly. This helps keep the database cleaner.