Hey Indie Hackers! 👋
I wanted to share a small but meaningful milestone for me.
A few years ago, I was just another confused guy at the gym — not knowing which exercise to do, how much weight to lift, or why I wasn't seeing results.
I still remember feeling completely overwhelmed, lost, and even a bit embarrassed.
Over time, I figured things out.
But I never forgot how it felt to be a beginner — and how much easier it could have been with the right guidance.
That’s why I decided to build MyFitTrainingPlan:
A simple website where anyone can get a fully personalized 4-week workout plan for just $5.
No expensive trainers. No subscriptions. No overwhelming apps.
Just a straightforward PDF plan — based on your body, your fitness level, your goals, and your equipment.
👉 https://myfittrainingplan.com
I built this solo, designed it to be affordable and fast, and just launched it last week. 🚀
Some quick facts:
Fully solo-built project (no team, no investors)
Launched without a huge audience
$5 pricing to keep it accessible for everyone
Ready to use in less than 60 seconds after purchase
My goals:
✅ Get first customers
✅ Collect real feedback
✅ Improve based on what people actually need
If you're willing to share your thoughts, I'd love to know:
Would you trust a $5 fitness plan?
How important is personalization for you in fitness?
Any advice for an indie founder launching in a "non-techy" niche?
Thanks so much for reading my story! 🙏
I'd love to connect with other solo founders here too!
Your journey shows great resilience and smart experimentation—Pinterest’s slow and steady growth is definitely worth the patience. Reddit can be tough, but niche, value-driven engagement without direct promotion often helps. Keep refining your approach; the organic traction will come