...powerlifting movements.
The market has seen several mediocre solutions that nobody loves. Unless you can offer something fundamentally different, you’ll likely struggle to stand out or make money.
Don't build it.
Your idea for a physical device to measure movement speed in powerlifting falls into a crowded space. Our analysis shows a "Swamp" category, meaning several similar solutions exist, but none have truly taken off. With 5 similar products already out there, competition is present. Engagement, measured by average comments, is low at 3. This indicates that while there is some interest, it's not overwhelmingly positive. Given this landscape, you need to differentiate significantly to succeed; otherwise, you might struggle to gain traction.
Your idea for a physical device to measure movement speed in powerlifting falls into a crowded space. Our analysis shows a "Swamp" category, meaning several similar solutions exist, but none have truly taken off. With 5 similar products already out there, competition is present. Engagement, measured by average comments, is low at 3. This indicates that while there is some interest, it's not overwhelmingly positive. Given this landscape, you need to differentiate significantly to succeed; otherwise, you might struggle to gain traction.
Spleeft the new fitness app. Measure barbell velocity and jump height with your phone and Apple Watch. Velocity Based Training. iOS & Android.
Howdy folks,I've been working on an app to solve some problems I've had as a powerlifter:- trimming videos- estimating RPEs- workout tracking specifically tailored for powerliftingAnd so I built [FortisAI](https://www.fortisai.app/)!It was built with all of the above in mind, and utilizes computer vision to extrapolate velocity from your videos, and give you fine-tuned RPE estimates based on your own velocity numbers.It's still in the early stages, and I have a ton of features I'd like to add. If you're interested in this kind of thing, or want some say on the direction of this app I would love your feedback.It's available for download on both iOS and Android via the link above. I also created a [Discord](https://discord.gg/wSC9FbJgzn) for discussion around the app, so feel free to join if you're interested.Thanks!
Record your athletic moves in-app, and Uplift’s AI creates a 3D model, providing personalized insights on jump height, takeoff velocity, and more to improve explosiveness, agility, and overall performance.
The Product Hunt launch received positive feedback, with users congratulating the team and praising the 3D model visualization and the concept of a pocket-sized coach with personalized plans. Suggestions included a potential collaboration with ConverForm. Several users noted the app's smooth design, however, some users indicated the app usability needs improvement, specifically mentioning the need for a smoother interface and better UX. The sentiment is that user feedback should be carefully considered for future updates and improvements.
Users criticized the app for being clunky, stating that a smoother interface and improved UX are needed. There's also a desire for user feedback to play a more significant role in future updates and development of the application.
JumpBoost: Elevate your vertical leap using cutting-edge AI. Analyze jump metrics, technique, and track progress. Free on Android & iOS !
Users appreciate the app's convenience and simplicity, highlighting that it eliminates the need for complicated tools to measure vertical jump. The app is described as great and useful.
Your mobile AI tool for video analysis and biomechanics. We empower coaches, physical therapists, and sports enthusiasts to easily analyze biomechanics data to enhance performance.
The Product Hunt launch of Yogger is receiving positive feedback, with multiple users congratulating the team and expressing willingness to provide feedback. One user highlighted the usefulness of in-person trainers for form correction. Another user specifically praised @dane_taylor3's video analysis. There's also expressed interest in an Android version of the tool. Overall, the launch is perceived as promising and the team is encouraged to continue their work.
A user expressed doubt about the effectiveness of remote training compared to in-person methods. This criticism questions the ability of online platforms to deliver the same level of impact as traditional training approaches.
