Dev Diary
A weekly record of building INCREMNT: product decisions, Swift and iOS engineering, AI-assisted development, refactors, tooling, failures and the work users never see.
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Coach should remember what it can prove
INCREMNT is an iOS strength-training app that tells you what to lift next; this week its Coach became more useful between questions by carrying conversations forward, showing answers as they arrive, and keeping progress advice tied to evidence the app can actually verify.
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- 6 min read
The first workout should prove the plan
INCREMNT is an iOS strength-training app that turns your goals, experience, equipment, and schedule into a workout plan you can follow. This week I made the first workout part of that proof: onboarding now leads into a real, personalised logger with real history, recommendations, and a safe boundary around the sample data.
- 6 min read
Proof you can follow
INCREMNT is an iOS strength-training app that builds a programme, guides each workout, and adapts what comes next; this week I worked on a simple product standard: important promises should come with a proof trail an athlete can inspect.
- 6 min read
When intent survives the swap
INCREMNT is an iOS strength-training app that helps athletes follow a plan and decide what to lift next; this week’s work made that intent hold together when exercises are swapped, sets are interpreted, and a workout moves between phone and Watch.
- 8 min read
When the gym changes, the plan can change with it
INCREMNT is an iOS strength-training app that tells you what to lift next; this week it made planned workouts easier to adapt to the equipment in front of you while tightening the load, coaching and export contracts behind that decision.
- 8 min read
Making recommendations easier to trust
INCREMNT is an iOS strength training app that explains what to lift next; this week brought clearer recommendation reasoning, privacy-safe analytics and tighter production tooling.