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Implement:\n- POST /api/cardio/sessions — start a cardio session\n- PATCH /api/cardio/sessions/{id}/end — end it\n- POST
/api/cardio/logs — log an activity { session_id, activity, distance_m, duration_s ...
Dave-Nijhuis
Add to the Progress screen:\n- Body weight line chart with a configurable goal line\n- Log measurement button / form
(weight, body fat %, etc.)
Implement:\n- POST /api/measurements — record a measurement { weight_kg, body_fat_pct, height_cm, bone_mass_kg, notes
}\n- GET /api/measurements — all recorded measurements, newest first
Build the Library screen matching the design:\n- Search input filtering by exercise name or muscle\n- Filter chips (All
/ Weights / Bodyweight)\n- Results grouped by muscle group with colour-coded icons\n- ...
GET /api/exercises — returns all exercises, optionally filtered by type (weight / bodyweight). Results grouped by muscle
group, ordered by position.
Build the bottom half of the Progress screen:\n- Consistency heatmap (17 weeks, intensity-shaded cells)\n- Muscle
balance bar chart (% of volume by muscle group)\n- Personal records list
Build the top half of the Progress screen:\n- Stat strip (total workouts, streak, body weight, PRs in last 30 days)\n-
Strength progression line chart with lift selector chips and 4W/12W/1Y toggle\n- PR ...
Implement:\n- GET /api/progress/volume — total kg lifted per week for the last 10 weeks\n- GET /api/progress/consistency
— array of intensity values (0–4) for the last 17 weeks × 7 days, for the heatmap\n- ...
GET /api/progress/strength?exercise_id=1 — returns estimated 1RM over time calculated from logged sets using the Epley
formula: weight × (1 + reps / 30). Supports 4W / 12W / 1Y range query param.
Build the History screen matching the design:\n- Stat strip (sessions this month, total volume, streak)\n- Filterable
list (All / Strength / Cardio)\n- Session cards showing date, name, duration, volume, ...
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