Exercise without making it a project.

FitSnack sends short exercises as notifications through your day; you do one and tap done — in seconds.

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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. Every measurement reads as a sentence — if it can’t finish one, it isn’t shown.

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.

Sample data — this is how your own look back reads after a few weeks.

How it works

  • The app picks the moment

    Within the window you set, FitSnack schedules your next snack. Nothing to remember, nothing to plan.

  • 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.

  • One tap and it’s logged

    Done ✓ sits on the notification itself. Done is done; the rest of the day stays yours.

No guilt trips

A missed day breaks nothing. No red badges, no lost streak, no guilt as a motor. The look back reports what happened — nothing more.

Put it on your home screen

FitSnack is a web app: you install it from the browser, no app store.

On iPhone and iPad

  1. Open the app in Safari.
  2. Tap the share button.
  3. Choose “Add to Home Screen”.

On Android

  1. Open the app in Chrome.
  2. Tap the menu in the top right.
  3. Choose “Install app”.

On your computer

  1. Open the app in Chrome or Edge.
  2. Click the install icon in the address bar.
  3. Choose “Install”.

Then turn on notifications — they’re the whole idea.

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