Pay what you can afford pricing is a honour system that allows people to choose a price that fits their budget. This allows the app to be accessible to people with low incomes, disabilities that make it hard to work, or people just going through a rough time.

This is an experiment to make an accessible fitness app. I unfortunately can't just make it free as it costs me per month to upkeep the app, host the data, and make content for it. But hopefully enough people subscribe at the price that they can afford (and not just chose the $1 tier) that the app will be able to sustain itself, which is the goal.

If the app is successful and starts to make profit, that profit will be reinvested in the app to do things like hire developers, editors, recipe creators, etc. As well as fund community content.

Currently there is no difference between tiers, they all have access to all content. In the future the plan is to give higher tier subscribers vanity things like gold names on the message board or badges beside their names. Depending on if I can pay for development I'd like to do things like link it to my discord as well.

If there's enough supporters, there may potentially be things like give-aways for the higher tier subscribers to thank them (but there'll also be general give-aways for everyone too).

The intent is to always allow everyone to have access to the fitness content. Any future bonuses will be extras on top of that.

If you go into your account management you can change your tier at any time. It will take effect immediately and the amount will be prorated (You'll get a discount on the current month based on how much time is left on your previous subscription).

When you use an in-app sign up, the app store takes 30% of your profit. by signing up via website I can keep costs lower and not have to compensate for paying the app stores.

You can manage your account inside the app under your user settings! If you don't have access or want to do it on your pc you can go to this website here.

There is a built-in calorie tracker, you can manually input your food to keep a record. Barcode scanning is not yet implemented but hopefully will be coming in the future.

I'm adding the ability to swap exercises for ones that work the same body part. If i still haven't edited a certain exercise feel free to ask me what you can change it with.

While there are currently no dedicated bodyweight workouts, the good news is you can put soup cans or rocks into a backpack or shopping bag to use as a dumbbell and can do the dumbbell only workouts just fine. Dedicated bodyweight workouts will be an option I'll look into adding in the future after everything already implemented is fleshed out.

Because I keep my prices down as much as I can so people can access it, I don't make the money to hire staff to work on the app. I do everything myself - recording, writing, editing... and it can take time to do it all. If I can get enough users I can start to hire staff while still keeping prices low.