JustFitness: The Last Workout Tracker You’ll Ever Use

Great site. Congrats on getting this out there.

Here are a couple thoughts:

In the link used in this IndieHackers post JustFitness is described as "The workout tracker for advanced lifters" which I found to be a very simple, clear, and concise description. I immediately knew who your users are, and wanted to learn more.

But your site says "Workout Planning and Tracking, Solved." which seemed a bit less clear to me. If you are solving a problem for advanced lifters, it might be worth considering using your more clear description so any advanced lifter would immediately know JustFitness is specifically designed to meet their needs.

I thought the "Open Web App" button would make more sense if it indicated that it was a way to start a trial. I wasn't sure what would happened when I clicked.
I'm curious if your average user will know what an APK is. It might be more beneficial to have a single button a potential user can click to get started, without a second button to install software from a website that hasn't yet earned their trust.

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Great site. Congrats on getting this out there.

Here are a couple thoughts:
1. In the link used in this IndieHackers post JustFitness is described as "The workout tracker for advanced lifters" which I found to be a very simple, clear, and concise description. I immediately knew who your users are, and wanted to learn more.
But your site says "Workout Planning and Tracking, Solved." which seemed a bit less clear to me. If you are solving a problem for advanced lifters, it might be worth considering using your more clear description so any advanced lifter would immediately know JustFitness is specifically designed to meet their needs.
1. I thought the "Open Web App" button would make more sense if it indicated that it was a way to start a trial. I wasn't sure what would happened when I clicked.
2. I'm curious if your average user will know what an APK is. It might be more beneficial to have a single button a potential user can click to get started, without a second button to install software from a website that hasn't yet earned their trust.
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