Hey there, As a solo dev tired of my own scattered YouTube tabs during workouts (you know the drill: bookmark a HIIT video from Athlean-X, a yoga flow from Yoga with Adriene, then forget where it all lives), I created ProgramPulse with rork.com – a simple iOS app that lets you clip YouTube URLs on the fly, organize them into daily/weekly/monthly fitness plans, track your progress, and even share routines with training buddies. No more endless scrolling or premium subscriptions to bloated apps. Just copy a video URL from YouTube or Safari (via clipboard or share sheet), drag-and-drop to build your program, and tap to play directly in the YouTube app (with AirPlay support for your TV). It's lightweight, intuitive, and focused on what matters: getting you moving without the friction. Key bits under the hood:

Seamless import: Grabs URLs effortlessly – no manual entry nonsense. Flexible structuring: Mix cardio, strength, mobility into custom plans that adapt to your life. Progress tracking: Log completions, notes, and streaks to stay motivated. Sharing: Export programs as links for accountability partners.

Created with rork.com for that clean iOS feel, and it's a one-time purchase at ~$10 – no ads, no IAP grind. Live on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/ae/app/programpulse-fitness/id6748835... Feedback welcome – does this solve a pain point for you? What's your go-to YouTube fitness hack? Would love to hear if folks want Android or integrations (e.g., Apple AI, Health etc). Cheers