2
1 Comment

Launched my first solo fitness product — $5 personalized workout plans. Would love your thoughts!

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!

posted toAvatar for product MyFitTrainingPlan
MyFitTrainingPlan
  1. 1

    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