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[Fitness App] Add a feature to track workout progress with graphs | RequestHunt

[Fitness App] Add a feature to track workout progress with graphs

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by @u/AutoModerator | 3/1/2026 | submitted by AutoCollector

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Users want a way to visualize their workout progress over time using graphs. This would help them understand their improvements and stay motivated.

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@u/AutoModerator | 1 pts | 3/1/2026

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