A fitness app in the making

Some days it's a run.
Some days it's one more rep.

I'm building Ribuno to bring outdoor activity and strength training together in one place. Before deciding what belongs in it, I'd like to hear from people who use fitness apps and know what works, what doesn't, and what's missing.

Built around real routines, not just one kind of athlete.
Different ways to moveOUTDOOR / STRENGTH
R RIBUNO JOURNAL YOUR ACTIVITY, YOUR WAY
Tuesday · 6:42 AMRun details

Morning run

A quiet start
Distance5.82 km
Duration32:18
Avg. pace5:33 /km
Every route has a story.Keep yours.
One app.
Many ways to move.
RunningWalkingCyclingHikingGymCalisthenics

Fitness isn't one thing. Your app shouldn't be either.

A run before breakfast. A gym session after work. Learning a new movement one careful attempt at a time. They all count, and they all deserve a place in your training history.

01

Take it outside.

Keep a record of the places you go, the distance you cover and the effort you put in along the way.

02

Make the reps count.

Log sets, reps and the small improvements behind strength training, bodyweight work and calisthenics.

03

Notice what changes.

Look back at your training and understand the progress that matters to you, not just the numbers on a screen.

These are the questions guiding the build. The details are still open to good ideas.

Thanks for helping make the first version better.

I'm Sumit. I'm building Ribuno, and I'd genuinely like to hear what you think.