A phone notification from FitSnack: “Squats — target 15×”, with an Open button on the notification itself.
Snack yourself fit.
One notification, one short exercise, one tap. It takes seconds.
A sample day: six snacks done, two to go, all inside the window you set.
Looking back
The moment takes seconds; a few times a week you look back in peace. You see what your days actually did, in plain sentences.
6 of 8 snacks today
2 more to go today. 12 days in a row.
- Repetitions
- 62
- Minutes
- 1
By hour
You mostly do this around 11:00.
Daily goal
Your target grew from 4 to 8.
How it works
A workout asks for a decision, a time slot and a change of clothes. A snack asks for none of it.
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The app picks the moment
Within the window you set, FitSnack schedules your next snack. Nothing to remember, nothing to plan.
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You do the exercise
Fifteen squats, thirty seconds of plank, ten push-ups. Short enough to keep your train of thought; the target grows along once it gets too easy.
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One tap and it’s logged
Tap the notification and the app opens straight onto that exercise. One tap logs it; the rest of the day stays yours.
No guilt trips
A missed day breaks nothing. No red badges, no warnings, no guilt as a motor. A streak counts up while it’s there and quietly stops when it isn’t.
Put it on your home screen
FitSnack is a web app: you install it from the browser, no app store.
On iPhone and iPad
- Open the app in Safari.
- Tap the share button.
- Choose “Add to Home Screen”.
- Open it from your home screen and allow notifications. That way you don’t have to think about it.
On Android
- Open the app in Chrome.
- Tap the menu in the top right.
- Choose “Install app”.
- Open it from your home screen and allow notifications. That way you don’t have to think about it.
On your computer
- Open the app in Chrome or Edge.
- Click the install icon in the address bar.
- Choose “Install”.
- Open it from your apps and allow notifications. That way you don’t have to think about it.