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Building this for personal trainers with home gyms and small 1-2 location owner-operated facilities. The big players (Mindbody, etc.) are overkill and expensive for this market.
Core features: class scheduling, member booking, Stripe payments, and workout programming (the part most gym software ignores - trainers still use spreadsheets or generic apps).
Stack: React 19 + Vite frontend, ASP.NET Core 10 API, PostgreSQL, multi-tenant architecture so each gym gets their own branded experience.
Currently polishing the member dashboard and workout tracking UI. The goal is something a solo trainer can set up in an afternoon without needing to call sales or sit through demos.
Quick suggestions:
- GitHub OAuth would feel natural for devs.
- Broaden language support (C#, TypeScript, Ruby).
- Add dark/light mode toggle for comfort.
Excited to see where it goes — thanks for building.Why GitHub's War on Toasts Is Bad News for Accessibility
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Right now I’m polishing the onboarding flow so new centers can import families, configure their billing cadence, and connect Stripe in under ten minutes. Next up is richer analytics (occupancy tracking and revenue health) and rolling out a guided setup for late fee policies. If you’re running childcare ops or know someone who is, I’d love feedback on the workflow pain points you still feel daily.
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I've been using cursor lately to handle some (most) of the grunt work and it's been surprisingly useful for two things: keeping documentation from going stale and spotting gaps in test coverage. For example, I'll ask it things like "what's the most likely way this function could break?" and it will suggest edge cases I hadn't thought of.That said, it's not (maybe?) magic and sometimes...
Edit: Running the DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Llama-8B-Q8_0 gives me about 3t/s and destroys my system performance on the base m4 mini. Trying the Q4_K_M model next.
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Edit: There is also a little bit of a dark pattern. The price shows 49.99/mo for 12 mos with auto pay, but the Broadband Facts sheet shows price at $84.99 and says "This monthly price is not an introductory rate". Very shady from my (only) option for ISP.
Edit2: [Dark pattern](https://imgur.com/a/FktbVuV)
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Ask HN: Who is still thrilled with their M1 Mac (Mini or otherwise)
Follow-up a few years after https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25584421Are you tempted by M2 / M3? I'm still happily plugging away on a base m1 mini (8/256) and don't feel like I've noticed any degradation here 3 years later.