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What is a fitness tracker?

Fitness tracking covers a huge range — from someone logging morning runs in Strava to a powerlifter tracking 1-rep maxes in Strong to a cyclist analysing power-zone time in TrainingPeaks. The general-purpose tools (Strava, Garmin Connect, MyFitnessPal) handle the median user well; the specialist tools (Strong, Hevy, TrainingPeaks) win the dedicated cohort because they encode a specific opinion about what matters. The shape of a useful tracker is small: log a workout, see the history, watch the progress, set goals. The variable is what 'a workout' means. Building your own makes sense when the off-the-shelf opinion doesn't match the sport — strongman training is not the same as bodybuilding which is not the same as marathon training.

Common features

• Workout log with date, type, duration, notes
• Per-exercise history with weight × reps × sets
• Personal-best tracking and progression charts
• Goal setting with target dates and current vs. target
• Calendar view of training history
• Body-metric tracking (weight, body fat, measurements)
• Plan / programme builder for upcoming weeks
• Rest day handling so the streak doesn't shame you
• CSV export and integration with health apps
• Optional sharing for accountability partners

Real-world examples

Why FloopFloop fits fitness tracker projects

Strava is great for running and cycling and bad for everything else; Strong is great for lifting and missing the cardio side. The dedicated tools serve their niche well and force the rest of your training into a 'note' field that no chart reads. FloopFloop lets you ship a tracker shaped to your training — your lifts, your cardio split, the metrics you care about, the programme structure you actually follow. The data is yours; the integration with your Garmin / Apple Watch can stay; the chart for the metric only you care about is one prompt away.