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Save workout videos on Instagram or TikTok. Never actually follow them. At the gym, you end up scrolling through saved posts trying to reconstruct sets and reps from a 30-second clip. So I built FitSaver — an iOS app…

I built FitSaver — an iOS app that imports workout videos and converts them into structured routines you can actually follow. It’s not trying to compete with trainers or AI coaching apps. It solves a simpler problem:…

Hi HN, I’m building FitSaver as a side project after noticing I was collecting fitness content instead of actually working out. Social platforms are great at inspiration, but terrible at execution. Once you leave the…

This started as a personal frustration. I save lot of workout reels on Instagram/TikTok but when I’m at the gym, they’re basically useless — lost in a messy “Saved” folder and impossible to find again. I wanted a way to…

There are moments in college when I honestly think, “If only my mom called me right now, I’d have the perfect reason to step away.” • Stuck at a party that’s getting overwhelming • Sitting through a convo you don’t want…

After 2 years dwelling in the indie hacking and buildinpublic. I realize that it's about marketing and not the idea. You can even sell peanuts online if you crackdown marketing. So what is the real use of all the apps?…

I’ve always faked phone calls to get out of awkward moments — waiting alone at a café, stuck in small talk, or even a meeting that’s going nowhere. Pretending worked sometimes, but honestly it often felt more awkward…

Crowds always triggered me — busy cafés, parties, subway stations, someone talking on the phone next to me loudly. I'd feel the anxiety rising but had no graceful way to leave without drawing attention. I usually try…

I’ve noticed that whenever I’m in uncomfortable social situations (like standing alone at a café, or stuck in small talk I don’t want), I instinctively reach for my phone and pretend I’m on a call. It started as a way…

I've been experimenting with using GPT-4 to turn financial tracking into something as simple as chatting with a friend. Instead of using spreadsheets or budgeting apps with rigid inputs, I created a personal finance…

Hey hackers, I’m thinking about building a scheduling tool like Calendly, but specifically for indie hackers. Something lightweight, fast, and focused on our use cases — like syncing with your project time zones,…

I've tried pretty much every scheduling app out there — Calendly, SavvyCal, you name it. They're great until you want something simple and client-friendly and designed around how actual freelancers work (like needing…