I built a simple fitness tracker to fix my own problem — here’s the stack I used
Yoav Sabag

Yoav Sabag @yoavsbg17

About: 👨🏼‍💻 Scrum Master & Sr. SW engineer at Philips | Angular | React | ASP.NET Core C# .🔥📱 Mobile Developer - Side projects (more than 10 Applications on Google Play and AppStore)

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I built a simple fitness tracker to fix my own problem — here’s the stack I used

Publish Date: May 14
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I recently launched RepsRise.app — a minimal app to track calisthenics workouts (pushups, pullups, dips, etc.). I built it because I kept forgetting how many reps I did and had no idea if I was actually progressing.

RepsRise.app landing page

Right now it's still an MVP, but it works. I kept the tech simple to move fast:

  • HTML + JS — just enough to build what I need
  • TailwindCSS — for quick styling without thinking too hard
  • DaisyUI — great for fast UI components that don’t look like garbage
  • localStorage — to persist workouts for now (may switch to Firebase later)

The goal was to ship something useful fast. I do what I call "vibe coding" — no strict plan, just building in flow.

I’ve also been using Cursor AI as my editor lately, which actually fits that style. It doesn’t overtake the process, just helps me move faster when I get stuck or bored.

It’s not perfect, but it’s live, and it’s already helping me stay consistent with training. If you're into calisthenics or like seeing small web apps, feel free to check it out:

👉 https://RepsRise.app

Would love thoughts, feedback, or ideas if you’ve built something similar!

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