Asier G. Morato

We’re in the final stretch, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have some fun polishing the @fitwoody.camp onboarding 🫨
#BuildInPublic

It probably wasn’t necessary to recreate the patterns of a real passport… but we did it anyway 😅

That’s how the #FitPassport was born, a new way to see how you’re doing and what kind of athlete you are.

Now available in the @fitwoody.camp beta 🪪✨

We don’t usually show this kind of thing, but here’s a video of the very first prototype of the #FitPassport from @fitwoody.camp. You can’t imagine how much it has evolved over the past few weeks. 🫣

So much for those who say you can’t build cool stuff with #SwiftUI.
#buildinpublic

For the past few weeks, the MX Master 3s has been disconnecting from my computer every time I put my Mac to sleep, and I have to pair it again.

I’ve tried switching mice, updating, etc. Any recommendations?

We’ve all said:
👉 “This year for sure”
👉 “I’ll start on Monday”
👉 “Tomorrow I begin”

The problem was never starting.
The problem was staying consistent.

Starting today, that gets easier with @fitwoody.camp. Beta 3 is live 🎯
#BuildInPublic

You don’t get an email from Apple every day saying they want to feature you on the App Store.

Getting this message right now, while we’re working hard on the V2 of @fitwoody.camp, is one of those small joys that keeps you going.

Now it’s @patricia-bedoya.bsky.social’s turn to get the assets ready!

Localizing the app into 34 languages without breaking the UI.
Hebrew, Arabic, German… everything fits just right.
No redrawing a single screen.
No hacks.

📐 Because if your design breaks with a German label…
It wasn’t good design.

#UXDesign #iOSDev #Localization #SwiftUI #IndieDev

New 12.9-inch MacBook could be the sleeper hit of the year - 9to5Mac Apple is preparing a new 12.9-inch MacBook for release soon, here’s why it could prove a big sleeper hit for the company.

I wouldn’t think twice about trading my 11” iPad Pro for this… just to run Xcode + Claude Code.

With the AI boom, the most interesting apps aren’t on iOS anymore — they’re on Mac or the browser.
💻👇
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🧾 We even use Apple’s Foundation Models to generate short, personalized reports.

What used to go unnoticed, now makes sense.

If we’re adapting your plan, the least we can do is tell you why 💡

👉 Now there’s a dedicated space where we explain how much your goal was adjusted, why, and which metrics triggered it.

📉 Slept poorly? HRV in the red? We break it down with real data.

🧠 In @fitwoody.camp V1, we adjusted your daily goal based on how you were feeling but no one really noticed. Literally.

🤷🏻‍♂️ You saw fewer calories and thought: “Does the app love me less today?”

It’s the least exciting thing we’re doing for @fitwoody.camp V2, but I couldn’t be prouder of how the Settings turned out. ⚙️
#BuildInPublic

Fitwoody FitWoody is a smarter, kinder fitness app that adapts to your energy, mood, and time — helping you build healthy habits that actually last.

🚀 We’re opening the beta very soon — and we’d love to know what you think.

If you’re into beautiful design, thoughtful health tracking, and apps that actually help you stay consistent…

👉 Join the waitlist: fitwoody.camp

This was just an early prototype.
But it set the tone for everything that came after.

💫 And our favorite detail: the animated gradient.

It changes color based on your current state.
And also changes speed.

It slows down when you’re relaxed. Speeds up when you’re tense.

It’s the evolution of the original “camp” — now with more emotion, more intent, more presence.

🎯 The hardest part? Legibility.
At first we went ultra-transparent so the animated background could shine through.

Beautiful, sure… but unreadable.

We ended up landing on a mid-opacity material that keeps things clear without losing the background.

💡 We asked ourselves:
What would a health app feel like if it could breathe like your body?

So we started building an interface full of depth, blur, and life.

All in SwiftUI, with custom Metal shaders.

Yes, you can build complex UIs in SwiftUI — if you’re stubborn enough 😅

In April, before Apple even announced #LiquidGlass, we were already playing with translucent materials for the new @fitwoody.camp home screen.

✨ No specs. No guidelines. Just intuition, rumors… and a few clues hidden in Sports and Invites.

How dupes turned online shopping upside down When everything is the same, who gets to claim ownership over ideas?

Buying cheap knockoffs is ignorance of what it means to imagine, create, and put yourself out there.
If you’d ever done it, you’d understand.
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Dogfooding, or when cycling counts as work The best way to understand your users is to become one of them.

Cycling can count as work when what you’re building is a fitness app 🚴‍♂️

Some thoughts on dogfooding, empathy and truly understanding your users when you're developing an app.
#buildinpublic #iosDev

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I know App Store Connect has a bad rep for reviews… but what’s going on with #PlayStore these past weeks takes the cake:
🔹 Arbitrary rejections of things previously approved
🔹 3-7 days to review an internal test build

Insane.

If you’re syncing your Oura data with Apple Health it should appear in FitWoody. The new version is shipping in September but we’re opening a beta in a few weeks if you want to join the waitlist. 🤗

The kind of work no one sees… but everything depends on 🧹

✅ Core of @fitwoody.camp fully rewritten
✅ Swift 6 + modern concurrency
✅ Own backend: @supabase.com + @powersync.com
✅ Goodbye to 1.0’s technical debt

Not flashy work, but it’s what holds everything together.
Now the fun🔥 #buildinpublic

Building a fitness app has its perks.
Like hopping on a bike for work whenever there’s something new to test 😅

Today we took @fitwoody.camp out with @patricia-bedoya.bsky.social And yes, we did break a sweat, all in the name of product testing 😅

Fitwoody FitWoody is a smarter, kinder fitness app that adapts to your energy, mood, and time — helping you build healthy habits that actually last.

🎟️ You can already sign up to the waitlist in our website.
fitwoody.camp

We are back to building in public. Like in 2023, but with everything we've learned since then. Week by week. With you.

🧪 We will open beta in the coming weeks.
📲 We're launching in September, together with iOS 26.

What do you think, we can't wait to hear from you!

What's new? Well, practically everything. But the most important thing is what you can expect:

📊 Daily analysis of your fitness.
📅 Personalized 3-month plan that adapts every day.
💬 Motivation without infantilism.
📈 Progress beyond the streaks.

No more excuses. The "I can't today". The "tomorrow I start."

📣 We created @fitwoody.camp 2.0 to help you achieve the best version of yourself.

10+ months of work. All redone from scratch: new design, new code, a new direction.

👀 You'll be interested. #BuildInPublic

Beyond memes or Jony Ive, #Claude has the best models to work with. Whether you want me to help you program or chew information, there is no color.

My body is ready! Who else is coming?
#NSSpain25 @nsspain.bsky.social