[](preview.redd.it/.../3-years-of-lifting-led-m...) I'm a solo developer, not a fitness brand — this is a tracker I built for myself first, and I'm now testing whether it's actually useful to anyone else. I've been training for a few years and tried a bunch of workout apps along the way. Most of them worked fine, but I always found myself wishing certain things were done a little differently — mostly around how the workout flow feels and how progress is presented. So I started building my own app called Liftora. Not because everything else is bad, but because I had a specific vision for how I'd want a tracker to work for me. Here's what I focused on: * **A guided workout flow.** Instead of just logging after the fact, you move through your sets in real time. The app follows your pace. * **Low learning curve.** You shouldn't need a tutorial to figure out how to log a workout. I wanted someone to open it for the first time and just get it. * **Ready-made programs.** If you're new and don't know where to start, you can just pick a program and go — no need to build a routine from scratch on day one. * **Exercise videos during selection.** When you're picking exercises, each one has a short video attached. So even if you don't know the name of a movement, you can recognize it visually and see which muscle group it's actually targeting. * **Body metrics tracking, including body fat %.** Weight and measurements are tracked together, but body fat percentage is in there too — which matters because scale weight alone can be misleading. You could be gaining muscle and losing fat at the same time and the scale won't tell you that story, but tracking body fat % over time will. * **Calorie estimate after each workout.** Once you finish a session, the app gives you a ro...