You may want to search for software development good practices and security. Just create it simply with AI might potentially have a lot of security breaches and code that can be replaced for better performance. It is not a good idea leave all the work to a robot.

Did you ever consider giving more then lip service to the projects that "inspired" you? Or did you not think any further than self promotion after your AI built on top of these projects?

I guess those are rhetorical questions, because I know the answer: it was easier not to think at all.

Fair points, and I want to be upfront: yes, this was built with heavy AI assistance. Also, English isn't my native language, so sorry if some things come across wrong.

I originally made it just for myself, because I couldn't find a self-hosted project that combined workout and nutrition tracking. It was never meant to compete with anything or to be presented as professional work. I'm not a developer, and I would never claim skills I don't have. The goal was simply to fill a gap for my own use, and share it in case it helps someone else.

About security: I did the best I could, but I honestly think it's only suited for personal use, and I wouldn't recommend relying on it for anything more serious.

About the word "inspired": it was badly worded. The nutrition part relies on wger's work and data, and the whole app is built on openGym. They deserve much more credit than I gave them in my post.

As for the community rules, I sincerely apologize. I rushed things and didn't take the time to read them properly.

If anything, I hope this very small contribution might give someone the idea to build a similar project, but a much cleaner one. Sorry again, and thanks for the honest feedback.