FitnessSDK

Great news: FitnessSDK is officially available on Android and can now be downloaded from RuStore.

We focused on making the product more useful, more stable, and easier to use — while continuing to strengthen the foundation for what comes next.

We refined the UI/UX of the mobile app to make key user flows cleaner, more intuitive, and more consistent.

We added a new set of exercises, giving users more variety and more flexibility in their training experience.

We made progress across product architecture, infrastructure, and internal tools that help the team move faster while maintaining quality as the product grows.

We began working on the part of the product that will help FitnessSDK support not only users, but also the professionals who work with them.

FitnessSDK is already showing encouraging early traction:

— 45 active users
— 626 sessions per week
— 100% of users on the latest app version
— users from 17 countries
— growing interest from trainers and fitness professionals

No ads, no big launch campaigns, no massive budgets — just organic growth, first users, and a clear signal that the product can be relevant beyond one local market.

I was convinced — and I still hold this belief today — that strength, if it does not come from the strength of spirit or the strength of resistance, is a virtue for slaves; for only a slave can be subdued by force, and for a slave, force becomes a deity.

On the other hand, strength is needed — even absolutely necessary — to affirm and defend certain values, one might say, the highest spiritual values. It must strengthen and guide us through life, protecting the life of the creator of everything highest and most beautiful: the human being.

We want FitnessSDK to work not only for experienced users who already know how to build their own training programs and confidently move toward their goals. We also want to support those who are just starting — people who are trying to figure things out, build consistency, and finally take control of their body and fitness.