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I'm curious to learn what drove you to do this, when it seems much more convenient and conducive for people to take advantage of services like several others ha
by eitally 14y ago
I'm curious to learn what drove you to do this, when it seems much more convenient and conducive for people to take advantage of services like several others have mentioned (Runkeeper, Runtastic, MyFitnessPal, even Nike+) that combine a web app with a mobile app. You get largely the same functionality on the web that you provide, plus social options (sharing workout plans & achievements, etc) and curated regimens put together by experts/professionals, _and_ you get the convenience of a mobile app with an ultra-simple touch UI to carry around in the gym for guiding you through each exercise & recording the results.
- mkeung 14y agoWe do plan on making a mobile app. We just didn't agree with the direction the existing services were headed, we have a bigger vision for Thryv..this is just our initial release. One hint at where we are headed is the support for connecting with personal trainers that we're working on.