🧾 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.

🚀 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 😅

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. 🤗

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