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Sorry about that. Should be fixed now.
Would an "export to spreadsheet" option be useful for you in this case?
Thank you for the feedback
Have you added any crossfit routines to routinedb? I would be interested in knowing how well they fit in to this format. Let me know if you have any feedback!
Ah ok, thanks. got a quick fix for that incoming!
Thanks for the info. I think the email is redirecting to the wrong page. It should still sign you in though. Do you appear signed in on this page? https://www.routinedb.com/routines
Sounds like there's some interest in this routine... If only there was a database you could submit it to..... ;)
Great feedback, thanks!
Thanks for the feedback everyone, and thanks for posting content on the site. Keep it coming!
Feel free to add any type of fitness routines!
Hey, thanks for the feedback. Yeah, community driven ranking and filtering is in the works! Do you have any suggestions?
Help me add them? :D
I like this idea!
I'll give it a shot. Thanks for the feedback!
Interesting, thanks for sharing. And thanks for the heads up about the mailchimp settings!
This is cool, thanks for sharing!
The login is currently just an email token so you can edit your routines after they've been created. I am working on reducing the friction for this. Any suggestions?
Still working out the details. What I have in mind is something very similar to the routine database, but for recipes!
Thanks for the feedback! Yes I am planning to do all of this. :)
One difference from liftvault is that users can't submit their own routines to liftvault (as far as I know).

Good suggestions. Thanks for the feedback!

Please do add it. I would really appreciate some more content! Yeah a like/ranking/comment system is something I'm thinking about. Any suggestions?
Thanks for the feedback. "They're everywhere. They're in books, they're on sites, they're in magazines, they're on forums." - this is the problem I'm hoping to solve with RoutineDB.
Nextjs and Prisma with postgresql. I'm not a web developer typically, this is my first full stack project. Any suggestions?
Good point, thanks for the feedback
I think the first step would be to export routines as a spreadsheet. Eventually an app would be awesome though. Do you have any suggestions?
Great idea, thanks for the feedback!
Hey, I'm working on a community sourced fitness routine database where users can upload and share routines. Does this site seem useful to you? https://routinedb.com/routines