FitMesh started with a specific frustration: having a personal trainer and needing to fill in weekly check-in forms. The data to answer those questions — workouts, nutrition, sleep, personal records — was spread across multiple apps. Every check-in meant opening several of them, copying numbers, and piecing things together manually.
The goal is simple: pull all of that into one place so when your PT asks for your weekly summary, you already have it. Generate a printable report with workouts, habits, nutrition averages and a consistency calendar — and share it with your trainer when you choose. It is your data.
FitMesh is built and maintained by Clare. It is currently in beta. If something is broken or confusing, that is useful to know.
Journal calendar view: month grid with mood-coloured days, click a day to filter entries or pre-fill the log form for that date. Small dot indicates entries with notes.
Journal month summary: monthly averages for energy, mood, and stress shown below the calendar, along with journaling consistency percentage and most-used tags.
Activity feed no longer shows empty weekly summary cards for weeks with no data. Previously, PRO users saw dozens of blank "w/e" cards from old months cluttering the timeline.