Cawlumm/lyftr
Self-hosted fitness tracker. Log workouts, track nutrition, and monitor progress. Docker deployment, mobile-friendly.
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- Access model
- Not reviewed
- Supported platforms
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- Account needed
- Not reviewed
- Credit card needed
- Not reviewed
- Free-use limits
- Check the current provider documentation.
- Hardware & setup
- Requirements have not been reviewed.
- Possible extra costs
- Hosting, hardware, models, and external APIs can have separate costs.
- Details reviewed
- Not reviewed yet
Source status
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- GitHub stars
- 360
- Detected license
- MIT
- Last push
- 2026-11-06
- Archived
- No
Repository metadata checked 2026-11-08. Link checks and stars do not constitute a code review.
Make this find work for you.
Use a resource to support a manageable, consistent habit.
Open https://github.com/Cawlumm/lyftr and read the project README. Review the MIT license and the documented requirements, then follow its current installation guide or try an official example. Check separate requirements for hosting, hardware, model access, external services, and optional paid features.
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Good starting points
Use the provider’s documentation to decide whether this resource fits your task.
- Explore an exercise or habit reference.
- Find a simpler way to organize activity records.
What does “Open source” mean here?
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