Sector: Fitness, workout trainings

My Role: UI/UX designer

Project time: 4 months

FLEX is an app for anyone looking to optimise their fitness routine. The personalised approach, driven by AI and machine learning, sets it apart from other fitness apps. By tailoring workouts to individual goals, fitness levels, and available equipment, FLEX ensures that users get the most out of their exercise sessions while minimising the risk of injury or burnout. The ability to track muscle fatigue and adjust recommendations accordingly is particularly impressive, as it allows for a more nuanced and effective training experience. FLEX offers a training and nutrition bundle that features recipes, tailored meal plans, and access to nutritional coaches. If this wasn't enough you also gain access to 100+ audio sessions outlining mindset, health, nutrition, and general training.
The app's simple, intuitive interface enhances the user experience, making it easy to log workouts, track progress, and stay motivated.

Research and analysis

Analysis of the AI-powered fitness app market helped assess the significance of industry trends, identify gaps in the market and develop strategies to differentiate the app, how competitors are positioning themselves in the market and what demographic segments they are targeting, such as beginners, fitness enthusiasts or certain niche markets.

Challanges

#1. Ensuring that the app is accessible to users of all ages, fitness levels, and abilities, including those with disabilities, is essential for broad adoption and impact

#2. Adhering to regulations related to health and fitness apps, such as FDA regulations for medical devices or guidelines for dietary supplements, is necessary to avoid legal issues and ensure user safety

#3. Integrating AI-based features with existing fitness equipment, wearable devices, and other platforms can be complex and requires cooperation with third-party providers

Opportunities

#1. Utilising AI algorithms to create personalised workout plans tailored to the user's fitness level, goals, preferences, and any health conditions they may have.

#2. Developing algorithms to track users' daily activity levels, analyse their performance over time, and provide insights to help them optimise their workouts and achieve their goals more effectively

#3. Opportunities lie in standardising data formats, implementing interoperability standards (e.g., FHIR), and facilitating secure data sharing between different healthcare stakeholders

Improvements after testing

After testing the AI-powered fitness app based on user feedback and performance metrics, some areas for improvement emerged. Here are some general improvements that were considered:

Optimised User Interface: Adjustments have been made to the app's user interface and navigation based on user feedback to enhance usability and ensure a seamless user experience.

Accessibility improvements: Usability issues for people with disabilities have been addressed and features such as voice commands and screen readers have been optimised.

Educational Resources: Provided users with additional educational resources such as articles, videos and tutorials that help them understand the principles behind the app's recommendations and empower them to make informed decisions about their fitness journey.

By prioritising these improvements based on user feedback and testing results, FLEX has evolved into a more effective, engaging, and valuable tool for users to achieve their fitness goals.