200 bpm
A sports dashboard that lets you track your running progress.
Why
A few years ago, I got an Apple Watch for my birthday. I was delighted to be able to record my runs and my other workouts. Like most people, I turned to apps such as Strava or Nike Run Club.
I quickly realised they weren’t right for me. Strava’s compatibility issues and overly optimistic estimates bothered me. I also had no wish to share my slow-as-a-tortoise base-endurance runs publicly, or even with friends.
I also noticed that Apple collects a huge amount of data through the Apple Watch, yet offers almost nothing to make use of it.
How
So I built 200 bpm by vibe coding with Claude Code. The demo is just above.
The idea is simple. I export my health data from my iPhone, then 200 bpm sorts it and lets me analyse it however I want.
For now, this is a purely personal project.
Result
I use it several times a week to track my running volume and my progress. It’s simple and does exactly what I need. Because I built it myself, I can add whatever features I want, whenever I want.
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