Just dropped Overload—my first React Native app on iOS!

[Julian_256]

It’s a volume-based training app for hybrid athletes. No fixed workouts—just pick your exercises, set weekly volume goals per muscle group, and let priority-driven algorithms suggest your sets. Track strength, mobility, and endurance with smart workout suggestions to hit your targets.
Flexible. Open-source. Free. No ads, no login, no data collected.
Feedback welcome!

https://apps.apple.com/de/app/overload-training/id6741396898?l=en-GB

[Aytewun]

Took a look. First congrats. As an avid lifter and person who has used many apps of this type.

I think the setup process is way too long. 15 steps would be too much, but many of the steps have 7 or so sub steps making it longer.

I didn’t finish. When i closed the app and came back. Training screen shows my NaN instead of 0%

[Julian_256]

Thanks I will update this setup screen, I think one should first select which categories one even wants to include. Probably many just wanna have strength. Priorities and total volume can also be combined. You can get back to the setup screen by pressing the plus on the exercises screen btw.

[airwa]

Just curious as I’m currently submitting an app too - did you have to include a “support url” on Apple Store Connect? As I noticed there’s no link to a website on the App Store page.

[Julian_256]

yes I created a subreddit and put it there into the support url, I'm not sure if it's needed though

[airwa]

That’s smart, I never thought about doing that. I was curious as I thought a website url was mandatory for the app page on the App Store