App Store Direction
Heart-rate rounds for fighters. Built first for Magene H003 BLE tracking.
Fight HR Tracker
A dark, minimal fight-tracking app for reading heart-rate pressure across every round.
Designed from the Fitrnyse-style board language: black canvas, disciplined panels, sparse typography, iPhone mockups, and one hot orange signal color.
App Store Direction
Heart-rate rounds for fighters. Built first for Magene H003 BLE tracking.
Name Logic
“Fight” names the category clearly. “Rate” means heart rate, work rate, recovery rate.
Sensor Scan
Find the strap inside the app. The H003 connects over BLE Heart Rate Service.
Sport Selection
Start with combat disciplines. Keep the first product tight.
The primary screen is not a generic fitness dashboard. It is a round-control surface: BPM, zone, timer, recovery.
Live Round Tracking
Readable from arm’s length, under sweat, noise, and low light.
Overview
A structured dashboard focused on fight conditioning, not generic steps.
Session Summary
Every session should teach one useful thing: pressure, recovery, or consistency.
Recovery Badge
Achievements stay useful: fewer vanity badges, more performance moments.
History Detail
Browse sessions by discipline, round count, zone distribution, and recovery delta.
System Tokens
A restrained palette gives the app identity without turning it into neon combat cosplay.
Naming direction was informed by current fitness and combat-training naming patterns: Strava, Fitbod, Hevy, Strong, Nike Training Club, Heavy Bag Pro, FightCamp, Shadow Boxing App, FightSteady, Strike Force, Sensay, FightUp, RoundOne and related apps.