Project • CPSC 210
A fitness app built in Java Swing
FitHub is a desktop fitness app we built for a software development course. It started in the console and ended as a Java Swing app with a splash screen, user profiles, planners, and JSON saves.
I wanted it to feel like a real product. The flows are simple, saving works every time, and the code is structured so new features can be added without rewrites.
- • Java Swing UI with custom layouts.
- • Workout planner and weekly meal planner.
- • JSON save/load for all data.
- • Built and tested over the full term.
Workout planner
Weekly split view with days across the top and per-day exercises underneath. Built for quick scanning rather than clicking through dialogs.
Meal planner
7×3 grid for breakfast, lunch, dinner. Each cell opens a details view where meals can be swapped and macros inspected.
Workout stats
Volume and frequency over the week: see which days are overloaded and how many sets each muscle group is getting.
Diet stats
Macro + calorie breakdown across the week so meal changes show up as trends instead of one-off numbers.
Create or generate weekly workout splits, track exercises per day, and save your routine so it’s always there when you reopen the app.
A 7×3 grid for breakfast, lunch, dinner. Click into any day to swap meals, view macros, and experiment with different weekly layouts.
Behind the scenes, FitHub tracks volume and meal changes over time so you can see how your routine evolves instead of losing changes in memory.