July 25, 2026. Morning, and from the car.
What remains
The nutrition calendar and the meal plans have been coded up. After I checked everything, I moved on to the calendar view for BMI and BMR and the progress charts. Those are the only big things outstanding. There’s just the audio save bug, a free cap simulator and a rest timer volume setting.
Working from the car
While I was out today I looked on my phone, pressed the next button, and got BeStreak to work on the next part. It had lined up a pipeline of three or four segments.
The calendar now has overlays, not just for programs and gym sessions. There’s an overlay for meals, one for calories burned during exercise, and blood pressure, BMI and BMR are shown as well. There’s a calories eaten overlay that I think should be replaced by the meal calories, because they do essentially the same thing.
The fix for the empty screen
The personal best page now has a button where you can directly add a personal best. That makes more sense for this type of app, so people can go onto that page and see, “Okay, so this is what I have to do.”
App Features Log: July 25, 2026
- Meal plans and nutrition calendar
- Calendar overlays: meals, calories burned, blood pressure, BMI, BMR
- Stats button on the calendar
- Add a personal best directly from the Personal Bests page
Photos from today
Read what happens next in the dev diary: the next entry.
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