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I Coded A $400K/Month Mobile App With AI

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Try Rork using this link: https://rork.com/?ref=andy Today, I’m going to show you exactly how to build an entire mobile app from scratch using AI and zero coding skills. We’re going to recreate our own version of MyFitnessPal — a fitness tracking app that’s made millions of dollars — and I’m going to walk you through every single step of the process. Don’t forget to share your thoughts about this! Also, if you got any questions, feel free to ask. ● ● ● Business Inquiries: worksonmym@gmail.com ● ● ● ⌨️ Check out my Course on Coding and Selling APIs: https://sellapis.xyz/b/get-started 20% Off Scrimba (The Best Way To Learn How To Code): https://scrimba.com/?via=AndyTriesCoding

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This app on the App Store is making $400,000 every single month, and in this video I show you how I recreated a MyFitnessPal-style fitness tracker in under 30 minutes using AI—without writing a single line of code. I build the whole thing with Rork: start from a blank project, prompt in the core structure (five tabs: dashboard, workouts, progress, community, profile), then iterate fast until the UI looks like a real, modern fitness product with proper visual hierarchy. After the “bones” are on the screen, I prompt in real functionality: workout logging with an exercise database, timers, reps/sets, progress charts, progress photos, body measurements, and AI-powered recommendations. Then I add the money-maker style feature: an AI fitness coach chat that gives personalized suggestions, form tips, and motivation based on goals and progress. I also give a real disclaimer: building apps and making money online isn’t easy, and I’m not promising results. But technically, this workflow is wild—Rork for the front-end and logic, Supabase for auth + data persistence, SQL tables for workouts/posts/profiles, and then you can share instantly via link/QR with Expo Go or publish to TestFlight/App Stores. The best app is the one that actually gets built and shipped.

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